• If there was no worry, Paul wouldn't have written Phillipians 4:6.
• Going to therapy doesn't mean that you trust God less. It's an indication of human weakness and indeed we are all flawed.
The whole episode is available on our #YouTubeChannel and on #Spotify.
• The therapeutic outlet is so amazingly healing just because you're getting things off your chest, and you're speaking to somebody that knows how to give you tools, ideas and insights you weren't addressing.
• Trauma happens to Christians too.
David Jones gave us some wonderful insights about compartmentalization and we decided to ask #ChatGPT more about it.
Here goes what we found. Super interesting.
Yes, the season finale... Twelve episodes later and we are truly grateful. Thank you for sticking with us this far.
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David Jones, based in Kenya, is currently a University Counselor at Africa Nazarene University. David Jones brings experience from previous roles at Greg Davis Photography. David Jones holds a 2008 - 2011 Master of Arts (M.A.) in Counseling Psychology at National University.
Honesty can be a rare virtue and not only amongst ourselves, but also within ourselves. Living in denial can cost us a lot of healing, sobriety and sanity. Denying the current state of our situations deprives us of the advantage that honesty and acceptance can give us.
In this week's episode, David Jones talks about how honesty should start from within us as it flows outwards. The ability to be real with ourselves and the people around us, whether it's about what we are going through or any other facet of life.
How are you taking care of your relationships?
Here are a few that you can take on.
Bonus... Find the common things you love to do and do them together. Find out more of them and at the same time, learn what the other likes to do, and do it together or support them in it.
Technology is good... 😊
I mean, we had a wholesome interview with Julia, who is all the way in Florida. She gave us such amazing wisdom.
Julia, thank you for making time for us and for tackling such a sensitive topic with such grace and gentleness. We are grateful.