The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
The Problem With Legalism (Episode 5)
The Problem With Legalism (Episode 5)
The Problem With Legalism (Episode 5)
Tuesday 27th June 2023
Unmask legalism's impact on self-view and faith. Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill for insights on embracing God's love in 'Relational Recovery'.
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Episode Overview
- Explore the impact of legalism on self-perception and relationship with Jesus
- Emphasize the transformative power of understanding God's love and grace
- Highlight the importance of creating a non-judgmental, loving space for personal growth
- Discuss the Christian faith's unique emphasis on God's sacrifice and forgiveness
- Offer a refreshing perspective on God's unconditional love and redemption
I'm a deeply loved sinner. I am imperfect. And I need Jesus. And the great thing about him is he wants to be in relationship with me. He doesn't need me. He wants me.
Ever felt weighed down by the need to be perfect? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill tackle the heavy topic of legalism and how it shapes our self-view and faith. They dive deep into how legalism can make us feel unworthy, but also show us a path to freedom through understanding God's love and grace.
Using relatable analogies like parental love, Wes and Austin paint a picture of a non-judgmental, loving environment where personal growth and healing can flourish. They also highlight what makes the Christian faith unique – its focus on sacrifice and forgiveness. So, if you're tired of feeling like you never measure up, this episode offers a fresh perspective on embracing your imperfections and recognizing yourself as deeply loved.
It's a conversation that might just change the way you see yourself and your relationship with God.