How can God be good, in control, all powerful, and love me.. while allowing pain, abuse, death, disease.. and just horrible things to happen in the world? Today Leah explores the topic of being angry at God - something she has personally experienced (alot).
- How being angry with God is stifling your full potency and potential and why facing it will be the most liberating thing you will ever do.
- How to make peace with yourself, your past and God himself.. AND discover tremendous peace and joy!
- The 4 key patterns you need to understand in order to experience radical freedom from the weight of the anger and the past so you are liberated to live your highest potential and purpose.
- The deeper, real problem that contributes highly to the way we move through life's circumstances and pain while understanding God
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