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Purpose to Pain: How God Works All Things for Good
In this episode, Whit sits down with one of our Tulsa Pastors, Chris Turner, to wrap up our series on Joseph. Chris shares his experience of losing his mother and how that tragedy shaped his walk with God. They explore views on the sovereignty of God, how He can use evil for good, and get … Continue reading “Purpose to Pain: How God Works All Things for Good”
The Nature and Stages of Forgiveness
Why should you forgive others? Is forgiving someone letting them off the hook? Forgiveness is at the core of the story of Joseph and the core of the biblical message. In this episode, Whit and Lyndsey talk about the stages of forgiveness and paint a picture of biblical forgiveness. Don’t miss this important conversation: The … Continue reading “The Nature and Stages of Forgiveness”
Proverbs
Understanding the Bible: Judah & Tamar
This is a special bonus episode of Tell Me More About! Whit and Casey dig into understanding the Bible, specifically Genesis 38: Judah and Tamar’s bizarre and seemingly out-of-place story. Sometimes, you read something in the Bible and think, “Woah, what is that?” Why is this chapter included? How can we understand the story in the … Continue reading “Understanding the Bible: Judah & Tamar”
Joseph
Learning to Find Balance
Do you ever feel like you ride the emotional highs of life only to come crashing down to the emotional lows of the mundane and trivial? We have good news: you don’t have to live a life of super highs followed by unhealthy lows. Jamie came to the realization that she might actually be addicted … Continue reading “Learning to Find Balance”
How to Stop Reacting and Start Responding
Do you find yourself often regretting your reactions to conflict, inconveniences, or problems in your life (big or small)?
• “I should be more mature by now!”
• “Why do I let these things get to me?”
• “Wow, I really overreacted…”
In this week’s episode, Heather & Jamie discuss how they can learn to respond rather than react in times of emotional stress.
Next Move
Overfunctioning: Doing for Others What They Can Do For Themselves
Are you an overfunctioner? How many times have you found yourself doing for others what they can and should do for themselves? We all too often carry burdens that aren’t ours to carry. Instead, they’re ours to manage, navigate, and equip others to carry for themselves.