The Living Rooted Podcast with Dr. Jason Tovey

Join Jason and Makenna this week as they continue their vulnerable conversation on the origins of anger and how it can be rooted in various emotional experiences. They explore the emotions that often precede anger, such as hurt, fear, and frustration, and discuss how the Holy Spirit responds to our anger.

Jason shares practical tools that can help you work through anger constructively in day-to-day life and Makenna shares what cultivating the character of patience has looked like for her.

This week we continue our feelings series and discuss the often misunderstood emotion of anger. Anger is not inherently bad, but rather a signpost that something is going wrong or being blocked.

Listen as Jason and Makenna discuss how each person can have their own relationship with anger, and why it is important to explore and understand how it manifests for us each personally.

This week we wanted to share a sermon from Dr. Jason Tovey about finding hope and joy in the face of anxiety. We often find ourselves in overwhelming 'what if' thinking and futile attempts to predict the future. So, how do we anchor ourselves in the present?

Listen as Dr. Jason Tovey explores the paradox of Jesus as both a beacon of peace and a challenger of comfortable truths.

Is a good and pleasing life synonymous with an easy life?

How do we navigate life's challenges while holding onto the truth of God's love and provision?

This week on the Living Rooted podcast, Jason and Makenna explore the connection between depression, anxiety, and how we view ourselves in light of our past wounds and agreements. They discuss our tendency to seek control or escape when faced with anxiety and how we can cultivate character in the face of uncertainty.

Is a good and pleasing life synonymous with an easy life?

How do we navigate life's challenges while holding onto the truth of God's love and provision?

This week on the Living Rooted podcast, Jason and Makenna explore the connection between depression, anxiety, and how we view ourselves in light of our past wounds and agreements. They discuss our tendency to seek control or escape when faced with anxiety and how we can cultivate character in the face of uncertainty.

This week, Jason and Makenna discuss how we can recognize our wounds and take steps toward healing, as well as the potential for individuals to view themselves inaccurately based on their past experiences.

Jason offers practical guidance on how we can exchange false beliefs and align them with His truth.

We're back for part 2 of our conversation about the importance of pursuing an understanding of our wounds and the false beliefs that shape our identity.

What is the first step of this often daunting journey?

Listen this week as Dr. Jason Tovey shares practical steps on how to examine our past and identify the wounds that are present.

Thank you for listening. For more information about Rooted to Live Ministries or to book Dr. Jason Tovey for a speaking engagement, please visit www.rootedtolive.com.

Dr. Jason Tovey is joined by his friend Makenna Smith this week. They delve into the importance of pursuing an understanding of the wounds and false beliefs that shape our identity. Although it may seem daunting, they explain why it is necessary to examine the beliefs we have formed about ourselves as a result of wounds. By exchanging false beliefs for the truth of God's love, we can experience healing.

Thank you for listening. For more information about Rooted to Live Ministries or to book Dr. Jason Tovey for a speaking engagement, please visit www.rootedtolive.com.

Welcome to the season premiere of the Living Rooted Podcast with Dr. Jason Tovey. Through insightful conversations, storytelling, and biblical teachings, Dr. Tovey and his guests hope to encourage and equip people to grow and discover their true identity in the Father's love.

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For more information about Rooted to Live Ministries or to book Dr. Jason Tovey for a speaking engagement, please visit www.rootedtolive.com.

This year Christmas seems...different. I've been discouraged and disappointed over the last several months, maybe you can relate. How can Christmas be merry this year? In thinking through all that has gone on in this last year, and what has been delayed, cancelled or closed in my own life because of sickness, loss and hardship, it's hard to think about Christmas being Christmas. This episodes focuses on what we have in Christ the Prince of peace in a time where peace doesn't seem possible.