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Welcome to the Beautiful Suffering Podcast. In this podcast I want to help you in your journey through life’s challenges and difficulties. Here we bring the practical to the spiritual. Here we are moving from PAIN, TO PURPOSE
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We have a special guest. Blogger. Host of beingone podcast… the journey to becoming one with Christ in our every day lives as human beings. Today we unpack the topic of finding faith in the wilderness. We all have had to walk through those dry seasons, and maybe you're in one right now. Check out this episode! Share it with someone that you know it can bless!
Welcome to the Beautiful Suffering Podcast. In this podcast I want to help you in your journey through life’s challenges and difficulties. Here we bring the practical to the spiritual. Here we are moving from PAIN, TO PURPOSE
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We have a special guest. We met on Instagram and she is the author of the book “Be Kind to Yourself First.” She’s also is a licensed therapist. Today, I want you to hear her story of how she has suffered through having eczema prone skin. Her journey through this, I believe can be a testimony to encourage many who are out there who have different conditions that come and go. Even with this condition, she’s still walks confidently “in her own skin.”
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Welcome back to the Beautiful Suffering Podcast. In this podcast I want to help you in your journey through life’s challenges and difficulties. Here we bring the practical to the spiritual. Here we are moving from PAIN, TO PURPOSE. Today we have special guest, Anastasia Jones, storytelling coach, speaker, writer, and so much more. This is her saying “speak with power and monetize your genius.” Today, we dig into the importance of owning your story, and sharing your story. Narratives contain our uniqueness and it’s the way in which we continuing on in the process of becoming. I hope by the end of this episode you are inspired to know that your story is not in vain. And your voice matters. If you find any value in this episode share it with a friend.
Have you received a cancer diagnosis? Do you know someone who has? Today we get to hear from someone who has, and hopefully be inspired to find purpose in it, and to keep moving forward. Without further adieu, let’s welcome Eraina Irene.
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Don’t forget to follow Eraine @rejoiceinsuffering and www.rejoiceinyoursuffering.com
Besides the fact that I kept saying "Flee" instead of "Freeze," check out my live discussion with a LMFT and LMFT Registered intern on this topic. If it adds any value go ahead and share it with a friend. . . You can follow them on IG: @richlydeb @ab_counseling
We have a special guest. She is an incredible singer, songwriter, speaker, and so much more. When I met her, we clicked instantly, and I knew from that point that it was a God connection. Today we are going to be talking about a topic, that is not easy, and often ignored and overlooked. The topic is “Beyond The Divorce.” Jai has walked through it personally and has often found life beyond it and I believe her story can encourage someone out there who has walked through it, or is currently going through it now. I pray this episode is encouraging and inspiring.
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Feel free to connect with her @jaitalks on IG, or go to her website justjai.com
Deferment is beautiful when it applies to things like loans, or things in that nature. But deferment is not so beautiful when it's your hope.
Check out today's episode as I share on the challenges that come when our hopes are deferred.
Last week we talked about the first Garden. How Jesus was called to the Garden of Gethsemane… not all gardens are glorious.
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In one of Jesus’ most darkest moments, His close friends were sleeping
Today we continue it with a part 2 and I want to talk about another Garden. THE GARDEN TOMB
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Ever wondered what it was like for Jesus to suffer? Ever wondered why would God see it fit to allow His only Son to go through pain? Join me as I share some thoughts from a chapter in my book on the topic “Gardens.”
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