Recently one of my mentor heroes of the faith “Tony Evans” stepped down from the Pastoral role he has served for over 40 years.  I was shocked at this revelation, but I have almost been desensitized to these stories, especially in this age where so many Pastors have had failings.  I thought, as a pastor myself this was a good moment to remind us of how we should respond when these situations happen. 

Jesus is our ultimate hero.  And it’s great to know that Jesus has never failed us and never will.  The perfect lamb slam for the sins of the world. Our true hero.

Topic Question:  Why do we need solitude to thrive in life? 

What’s the Why? 

When you grow in solitude you grow closer to God and with the right technique you can stregthen your inner resolve to sustain peace and tranquility within no matter what situation or circumstance you are facing.  

Overall, solitude is a valuable practice that can enrich your spiritual journey, leading to a more profound and meaningful relationship with God.

Calming our minds and ridding our lives of anxiety is a skill that is build over time as we practice and implement principles into our lives intentionally. What are the methods you are using to battle stress and anxiety that stems from the touch points of life; bills, finances, decisions, relationships, ect. When we make tough decisions, pray, and write ourselves clear we can also help with our anxiety and worry for life. Most importantly we must remember what Jesus commands for believers as we trust God, live by faith, and the spirit.

The meaning of life is one of those eternal questions that humanity has pondered for centuries. Philosophers, theologians, and thinkers have proposed various answers, ranging from finding purpose through religion or spirituality to embracing personal fulfilment and happiness. Some suggest that life has no inherent meaning, and it's up to each individual to create their own meaning through their actions, relationships, and experiences. Ultimately, the meaning of life may be subjective and can vary greatly from person to person. It's a question that prompts reflection and introspection, inviting us to explore our values, beliefs, and aspirations.

Answers To Difficult Love Questions| Am I Just Insecure? (Depends On The Circumstance) [Part 2]

Your responses to the situations that call for inner security or insecurity show whether you are truly secure or insecure; but both security and insecurity are an inward fight.  

Take a real look at yourself.  Are you secure?  Insecure?  Paranoid?  Are you dealing with someone who is this way?  

What can you do? 

If you are the one dealing with paranoia or insecurity you need to seek wise counsel that will speak truth to you in love.  You are helping yourself live a full life and you may be saving someone else you are hurting maybe even unintentionally.   

There is nothing good about insecurities or being paranoid.  We can find health by dealing with the issues inside of us that force us into this mentality.  God definitely will help you grow into a place of security that will bring you to perfect peace if you trust him with your life.  

Sure, inner security is a skill that must be built.  But with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, it is a skill you can master.  

Self control is the heart of this skill and we must all grow in this area as we grow in God.  

Your responses to the situations that call for inner security or insecurity show whether you are truly secure or insecure; but both security and insecurity are an inward fight.  

Take a real look at yourself.  Are you secure?  Insecure?  Paranoid?  Are you dealing with someone who is this way?  

 When relationships are overwhelmed with insecurity, unchecked this can lead to mental, emotional or physical abuse.  When people are dealing with insecurity it is because they don’t have a good grasp on who they are inside.  Some use “insecurity language” as a cover for their own evil and to make their partner feel bad about true red flags. 

Sometimes in life, we come to a place where we are ready to escape our place of employment. Maybe we sense there is no opportunity for growth, we dislike the people we work with, we yearn for something different, or we are just tired of the same thing day in and day out. Whatever the reason, this episode seeks to give responses, answers, and ideas to help cultivate a healthy, yet realistic plan for your next steps on your journey. Don't be afraid, to make this happen you will have to take courage, get a plan, and take a step of faith. It is not as hard as you think and after this episode, you will know why. Enjoy.

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