The Leslie Poffible Podcast

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In this episode, I am going to explain how I spent $1,000 to learn to love myself again. What you are about to hear from me, is unlike any story I have ever shared online. Loving yourself is critical to our mental health, and even though it may sound cringey, it changed my life.

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Let's dive into the real reason I got over feeling behind and how you can start living with more joy today.

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Pride is one of those things the Bible does not recommend. But why?Dive into this study with me on pride during this installment of the truth about God series. Discover more devotionals and studies from me:https://lesliepoff.substack.comMusic Attributions:Music by: https://www.bensound.com/free-music-for-videosLicense code: WHYC0SUYT6QYQ9P2Artist: : Lunar YearsRoyalty Free Music: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: Q3EZOECB1THAS5FZArtist: : AventureMusic: Bensound.com/royalty-free-musicLicense code: OLKVPXGZPXQBFPA8Artist: : Marcus P.

Have you ever met someone who seems to always one-up your stories? You share something interesting about your life that felt really exciting, and then your friend says something like, “Well, I went to Hawaii last year too, and we didn’t just go to the beach. We also did a helicopter tour.”

When I meet people like that, I immediately want to leave the conversation.

But get this, God, the God of the universe, the God who can shape mountains, heal wounds, calm seas, create our innermost beings– this God has done it all. Yet, he never boasts.

Think about that.

God never responds to anyone in the Bible about how great he is.

Tune into this episode to hear my thoughts on boasting.

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We are embarking on the next part of 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, Love does not envy. Through this series we are rediscovering God’s true character. So, since God is love, then God must have the character traits described in this set of verses.Today we are diving into envy.Subscribe to get devotionals sent straight to your inbox:https://lesliepoff.substack.com/

The second phrasing in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 is Love is kind. We’ve been diving into if God is love then, God must be all the character traits Paul uses to describe love in his letter to the Corinthians.

But, what is kindness?

Dive into these thoughts with me, and then redefine your thoughts on God’s true character for yourself.

Our culture measures value in speed. “The food didn’t come fast enough—two stars.” But faster isn’t always better. God is not in a rush. Abandoning patience may mean abandoning something God is trying to grow in us. Patience is a gift. God’s patience is a gift.

Tune in to hear from me on how God’s patience has impacted me.

I believe we get God’s character wrong. We say, “God is love,” but do we actually know what that looks like? I am using 1 Corinthians 13:4-7 to help uncover God’s true character. Subscribe to the newsletter to never miss a devotional or tune in to listen.

Do you know that feeling when everything just feels like it’s going too well and you think the bottom could drop out at any second?

You are experiencing pure joy and then a thought skitters across your mind of the worst thing that could happen in the next hour and suddenly you’re afraid.

This happens to me all the time.

I didn’t know what to call it, but after listening to a podcast, I learned it was foreboding.

Let’s dive in!

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Lately, when I pray I have been wondering if my requests and prayers make a difference to God.

I fully believe God wants to have a relationship with me and that prayer is an avenue to do this. It’s like how talking to a friend over coffee helps you grow closer to that friend, even if you leave just with warm feelings and a caffeine rush.

So I pray first to share my heart with God.

I also pray because I believe He can do things about my mess.

But since God’s plans are set and ultimately for our good, why does it seem like sometimes God changes his mind?

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