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Healing By Design – Episode 11 – We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know
Healing By Design – Episode 11 – We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know
Healing By Design – Episode 11 – We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know
Friday 22nd March 2024
Explore self-awareness and spiritual growth with Rich & Susan Kallenberg in "We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know".
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Episode Overview
- Understanding blind spots in life can lead to personal growth.
- God's law reveals brokenness but isn't the cure itself.
- Building a relationship with God is an ongoing process.
- Anger and resentment can have biological repercussions.
- Trusting God with all aspects leads to true restoration.
"I didn't know what I didn't know about myself"
In this engaging episode of "Freedom to Choose", Rich and Susan Kallenberg delve into the theme of self-awareness with their signature mix of humour and heartfelt wisdom. Titled "We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know", the episode invites you to reflect on the unseen aspects of your life that might be holding you back. Rich shares a comical anecdote about mismatched shoes, illustrating how often we overlook the obvious in our lives.
The Kallenbergs liken this to God's law, which, much like an x-ray, reveals areas of brokenness but isn't the cure itself. The episode explores the idea that true healing involves recognising these blind spots and inviting a deeper relationship with God. Rich and Susan emphasise that while diagnostic tools like x-rays or ultrasounds show us what's wrong physically, spiritual health requires letting God into every corner of our lives.
Their discussion touches on how anger and resentment can affect us biologically, underlining the interconnectedness of our mental and physical health. Rich and Susan encourage listeners to view their relationship with God not as a transaction but as a growing bond that knits us closer over time. They stress the importance of trusting God with all aspects of our lives, as this trust leads to true restoration.
The episode is peppered with anecdotes and metaphors, making complex spiritual ideas accessible and relatable. If you're curious about how your unseen habits might be impacting your life, or seeking inspiration on nurturing a more profound spiritual connection, this episode is a must-listen. It offers both practical advice and spiritual guidance, wrapped in an engaging narrative that will leave you pondering your own life's hidden corners.