Walk Me Through This

In this episode of Walk Me Through This, we discuss the concept of Three-Dimensional Living.  Samantha, Don, and Jeremy talk about what it means for a person to be two-dimensional and what it takes to become three-dimensional.  In this final part, Part 4 of this episode, we conclude the discussion with how we can live into the hope of becoming more and more three-dimensional people over time.

In this episode of Walk Me Through This, we discuss the concept of Three-Dimensional Living.  Samantha, Don, and Jeremy talk about what it means for a person to be two-dimensional and what it takes to become three-dimensional.  In this Part 3 of this episode, we enter the world of people-pleasing and how it is a major contributor to our bent on being two-dimensional beings.  Don explains the relationship between Jesus and the Pharisees, who were major people-pleasers.

In this episode of Walk Me Through This, we discuss the concept of Three-Dimensional Living.  Samantha, Don, and Jeremy talk about what it means for a person to be two-dimensional and what it takes to become three-dimensional.  In this Part 2 of this episode, we explore the original meaning of the word "hypocrite," and discover that we are all, in fact, hypocrites.

In this episode of Walk Me Through This, we discuss the concept of Three-Dimensional Living.  Samantha, Don, and Jeremy talk about what it means for a person to be two-dimensional and what it takes to become three-dimensional.  In this Part 1 of this episode, we go deep into how we are all two-dimensional people, what "hope" means for us, and calculated vulnerability (a.k.a. - low-risk disclosure).

The second part of Walk Me Through This is called "How Do You Know You're Doing The Work?"  This four-part series continues the conversation that started in part one (The Thing is Not The Thing) by getting into the concept of "doing the work."  

In Part 4, the conversation begins to focus on hope.  What's the point of doing all of this hard work if there's no hope?  Can we actually enjoy the work we need to do on ourselves?  The answer is yes, but the "how" gets explored here.

The second part of Walk Me Through This is called "How Do You Know You're Doing The Work?"  This four-part series continues the conversation that started in part one (The Thing is Not The Thing) by getting into the concept of "doing the work."  

In Part 3, we begin to explore how to even get started on the daunting task of doing "the work."  You've got to start somewhere, right?

The second part of Walk Me Through This is called "How Do You Know You're Doing The Work?"  This four-part series continues the conversation that started in part one (The Thing is Not The Thing) by getting into the concept of "doing the work."  

In Part 2, we get into the questions that begin to answer the question, "how do you know you're doing the work?"  We begin first by turning the question around and instead asking, "how do you know you're NOT doing the work?"

The second part of Walk Me Through This is called "How Do You Know You're Doing The Work?"  This four-part series continues the conversation that started in part one (The Thing is Not The Thing) by getting into the concept of "doing the work."  In Part 1, we explore what the "work" actually is.  "Donny Downer" starts us easy in a conversation that just starts to scratch the surface of what "the work" is.

This is the fifth part (and conclusion) of the conversation with Pastor Don Meeks titled, "The Thing Is Never The Thing."  In this episode, we wrap up the conversation by answering the question, "Now What?"

This is the fourth part of the conversation with Pastor Don Meeks titled, "The Thing Is Never The Thing."  In this episode, we explore the benefits of what it is to Embrace The Bad.