Many of us, at times, feel unknown, unloved, and unseen. Perhaps you were raised by emotionally disengaged parents, experienced a significant painful rejection in your adult years, or are battling self-condemnation related to past regrets and mistakes. Regardless of why we, at times, struggle to see ourselves beloved and worthy of love, we all need to know and experience the incomprehensible, unconditional, and never-ending love of God. In this episode, we're sharing a powerful biblical reflection from another LifeAudio host, Bonnie Gray, host of the Breathe: Stress Less podcast. Enjoy, and may this episode be one you can return to again and again, whenever you need the reminder that you are indeed seen, known and deeply loved.
Discussion/Reflective Questions:
- What resonated with you most in this episode?
- When do you msot struggle to feel seen, known and loved?
- How did it hit you when Bonnie suggested acknowledging that we're fearfully made (Psalm 139) is actually an act of worship?
- How might reflecting regularly and deeply on God's heart for you help you heal from some of your past rejection or pain due to emotional reject?
- What is one truth you can hold tight to from this episode, and how will you do so?
- What is one action step God might be inviting you to take having listened to this episode?
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