Exploring how God chooses broken people for His glory and our good.

God Chooses Broken People
Claim This Podcastby Elizabeth Sok
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Exploring how God chooses broken people for His glory and our good.
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2/24/2024
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June 16, 2024
How Struggling with Forgiveness Brings Me Closer to Jesus | God Chooses Broken People
In the previous episode, we talked about how God sees our weaknesses and uses them to glorify Him. Personally, one of those weaknesses just happens to be struggling to forgive. I've had the honor of studying this topic for the past few weeks and having meaningful conversations with people regarding their thoughts on it. Some of the biggest points we've discussed were whether we believe God calls us to forgive conditionally or unconditionally. And it is a hard and vulnerable conversation that requires a lot of empathy because hurts were done and wounds were left. I hope that if you're also struggling with forgiveness, that although we did touch on the intellectual sides of things, it doesn't undermine the pain you went through, but that it validates those pains and yet calls us to trust God further in it. Ultimately, God sees and cares for our wounds even if no one else does. I know a huge part of my struggles come because people don't see how hurt I was and overlooked my effort of forgiving and loving them still. But I know now that God hasn't overlooked it, and to me that is enough. That is my peace with my story. Because this is such a delicate topic, even for me, I pray that God will use it to reach you regardless of my imperfect ways of navigating through it. I pray that in the end, God will bring you to a place of peace with it no matter how long you've struggled with it, and evermore so, that one day He will heal the wounds people have left on your heart. Much love, Elizabeth💌

June 2, 2024
How Does God See My Weaknesses? | God Chooses Broken People
For most of my life, I've labeled myself as weak and absolutely hated it. I find myself living a life always trying to prove a point, that I can do things for myself because I hate feeling incapable and insufficient. I hate showing emotions the older I get because people have used it against me, and I'm convinced I cannot show people my weaknesses. There is so much shame and wounding that comes with feeling weak, helpless, and like a complete loser. If you're around me long enough, you'll catch me saying often, "I don't need anyone." I absolutely hate depending on people. But as a Christian, I've never asked how God sees it. How does God see my weakness? Does God see my need for others as "weak"? Not until recently did I question this. And the Scriptures have so much to say. So, if you haven't known what God thinks about your weakness, how about we consider that together today? This was such an eye-opening thing for me to learn, and I'm eternally grateful that bit by bit, God is opening my heart and mind to the truth about Him and about myself. If you're dealing with shame in your weaknesses, I pray this helps you.

May 13, 2024
Friends that Carry You to Jesus | God Chooses Broken People
This episode delves into a topic that I felt God has placed not only on my heart but in my life recently. A call to healthily ask for help, depend on people(icks me writing this still), and needing them. I delved into the story of Jesus healing the paralyzed man where his 4 friends carried him and made a hole in the roof to lower him down to Jesus. This story touches my heart because I know I need to be building friendship that not only leads me to Jesus but sometimes carry me to Him. Not only so, but it begs the questions if I am also the friend who carries people around me to Jesus. I can't wait for you to hear it! Even though I was unready and this episode could've been more professional. God bless you loves
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