"God Pleasing" teaching # 228"God Pleasing" teaching # 228
Care In Counseling Podcast
Rev. Robert Wilson discusses breaking free from people-pleasing by focusing on divine approval for a more fulfilling life.
22:19•26 May 2023
Escaping the Trap of People-Pleasing: Finding Peace in Divine Approval
Episode Overview
- Emphasises the importance of maintaining integrity and doing things sincerely as unto the Lord
- Encourages listeners to shift their focus from seeking validation from people to finding fulfilment in pleasing God
- Highlights the futility of people-pleasing and the peace that comes from living in accordance with God's will
- Urges individuals to release the burden of trying to meet others' expectations and embrace the freedom that comes from aligning their lives with God's standards
“You should not be living vicariously through people. You should be living for God. You can't serve two masters. It's not possible whatsoever you cannot so it's lord god give me this peace this joy and take away any form of guilt and condemnation lord god as i get set free.”
Have you ever felt exhausted trying to keep everyone around you happy? In this episode of the Care In Counseling Podcast, Rev. Robert Wilson, a Clinical Psychotherapist, takes on the tricky issue of people-pleasing. He talks about how constantly seeking approval from others can drain you emotionally and mentally. Instead, he suggests shifting your focus towards pleasing God, which can bring a sense of peace and fulfillment. Rev.
Wilson emphasizes the importance of doing things with sincerity and integrity, not just to win others' approval but to align with God's will. He shares practical advice on how to let go of the heavy burden of others' expectations and find freedom in living according to divine standards. Whether you're struggling with the need for validation or looking for a more meaningful way to live, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.
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