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How To Stay in Step With God's Will | Therapy & Theology | Proverbs 31
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- čas přidán 4. 02. 2024
- In this Therapy & Theology clip, we talk about how surrounding ourselves with godly people helps us stay in step with God's will. In the context of our community, what are some helpful questions we can ask and be asked?
This video is taken from the Therapy & Theology series "I Want To Be More Self-Aware." Join Lysa TerKeurst; Licensed Professional Counselor, Jim Cress; and Proverbs 31 Ministries' Director of Theological Research, Dr. Joel Muddamalle, for conversations where they combine theological wisdom and therapeutic practices to help you navigate everyday life.
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- Have you ever wondered, What's it really like to do life with me? Lysa TerKeurst put together a free resource, "What's It Like To Do Life With Me?" to help you find out! Through Bible teaching and honest assessments, this resource will help you grow in self-awareness and strengthen your relationships. Download here. proverbs31.org...
- Ready to take a personal next step in finding a Christian counselor? The American Association of Christian Counselors is a great place to find the right fit for you and your circumstances. aacc.net
- Stay connected with Lysa TerKeurst, Jim Cress and Dr. Joel Muddamalle on Instagram.
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How To Stay in Step With God's Will | Therapy & Theology | Proverbs 31
Many of us don't have a trusted friend due to trauma.
Hello @mellynelly5918. Where do you spend your time? With whom do you interact so that you can form trusted, healthy bonds? How have you healed from the past trauma, have you? I have friends who have built tight relationships with others due to same interests. Whether it be scuba, snorkeling, traveling, foodies, or whatever, they all can trust one another to pour into one another. I hope this gives you some ideas.
This is not related to this podcast, but I'm seeking your insight/counsel on this question I've been pondering for a while: Can someone reaction can be affected by someone else’s mood/behavior?
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★Lord, I ask for a Personal Board of Directors.