Hearing him say his parents emphasised being good people over accomplishments is so huge for me. I have to constantly remind myself that none of my ambitions mean anything if I don’t have good character
Thank you both…SO much! Tim..I was born and raised into such a similar background and ministry story…and learning to love and serve myself was perceived as selfishness and pride. Loving myself has been a foreign need to me as I served others first and didn’t have any resources to meet my own needs. Actually, not even recognizing that I had so few, much less twelve! I’m still pressing forward and learning how to care for myself in my 8th decade of living.
You know why its a pedestal? Because no one has ever offered this type of help and have that work around for those who arent into religion. And that took me years to find this. Some who do offer it often have lot of false info and dont even know what its like having ctrauma. And tim includes everyone! And that in itself its so huge! Hes compassionate but honest and forward. All those qualities are rare. I often mention him in conversation for others to come listen to get help they also need.
Ok thanks for this I had to pause the video to write this This man and his content I can binge watch 🤣 I love it soo Even if I step away for a moment 😔 I return to this great content. Tim Fletcher thank you for sharing your story I really like it It's humorous and u are blessed to be doing exactly what the Lord has directed you to do. I found you and been listening since..this is great therapy for me my mind my attitude my emotions my spiritual my social
Tim, I like how you use God's words to heal trauma relationships and self bondage. It brings God's words to life, growth everyone can apply and learn. New creations in Jesus's names
Not too long ago i said to myself "Gee i wonder what Tim's story is" that led him on his journey in becoming a humble, straightforward human with so much wisdom. I loved this- great questions asked and i learned a lot about my own self.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and life with everyone. I loved learning about what kind of person you are and how God formed you in your life. That's how God uses you to help so many people, like me (thankfully). Thank you so much. You're very intelligent, personable, interesting and likeable. I need to learn how to love unconditionally, it doesn't come easily to me naturally. Only through God the Father is that possible. God bless you and keep you. Keep teaching please ❣️
I would love for you, Tim, to do a talk on making the distinction between love and co-dependency in a Christian environment (or not) as you describe in this interview about time marker 53 minutes. Also, immediately after that discussion, one on setting limits/boundaries to set up a strong, trusting loving relationship (you describe how not being able to say no to people led your dad to allow you to feel unimportant to him (my description, not your words), and how that harmed you. Then I’d love to see how you would suggest that adult children harmed by these dysfuncions would learn to make healthy changes in their own lives. These two things are very common, I believe, in Christian circles. They cause young people to resent the church and sometimes remain angry at God for their painful experiences growing up. Thanks so much for doing this interview!
TIM IS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!
I loved the talk. Tim Fletcher and Gabor Mate are making history.
Thank God there is TH-cam and men like Tim, Gabor and many others they share there story and information.
I believe that God is working through you as you. A heartfelt thanks for the work that you and your team are doing.
Thank you so much Mr Tim, for sharing your journey. You are always our mentor !
Thank you for helping me heal and grow. God bless you 🙏🏽🤍💚🌈😻
Thank you for the work Tim and team😊!You are changing lives and making a positive impact in our world
We appreciate you saying that. Thank you!
Tim is a badass. Thank you so much for sharing all this hard won experience in your kind, genuinely compassionate way.
Thank you so much for watching! We hope you found his story helpful; we have part 2 coming in the future!
Hearing him say his parents emphasised being good people over accomplishments is so huge for me. I have to constantly remind myself that none of my ambitions mean anything if I don’t have good character
Thank you both…SO much! Tim..I was born and raised into such a similar background and ministry story…and learning to love and serve myself was perceived as selfishness and pride. Loving myself has been a foreign need to me as I served others first and didn’t have any resources to meet my own needs. Actually, not even recognizing that I had so few, much less twelve! I’m still pressing forward and learning how to care for myself in my 8th decade of living.
Loving me is an action of taking care of my 12 needs, whether I feel like it or not.
You know why its a pedestal? Because no one has ever offered this type of help and have that work around for those who arent into religion. And that took me years to find this. Some who do offer it often have lot of false info and dont even know what its like having ctrauma. And tim includes everyone! And that in itself its so huge! Hes compassionate but honest and forward. All those qualities are rare. I often mention him in conversation for others to come listen to get help they also need.
U ask great questions
Ok thanks for this
I had to pause the video to write this
This man and his content I can binge watch 🤣 I love it soo
Even if I step away for a moment 😔 I return to this great content. Tim Fletcher thank you for sharing your story
I really like it
It's humorous and u are blessed to be doing exactly what the Lord has directed you to do. I found you and been listening since..this is great therapy for me my mind my attitude my emotions my spiritual my social
Tim, I like how you use God's words to heal trauma relationships and self bondage. It brings God's words to life, growth everyone can apply and learn. New creations in Jesus's names
Not too long ago i said to myself "Gee i wonder what Tim's story is" that led him on his journey in becoming a humble, straightforward human with so much wisdom. I loved this- great questions asked and i learned a lot about my own self.
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and life with everyone. I loved learning about what kind of person you are and how God formed you in your life. That's how God uses you to help so many people, like me (thankfully). Thank you so much. You're very intelligent, personable, interesting and likeable. I need to learn how to love unconditionally, it doesn't come easily to me naturally. Only through God the Father is that possible. God bless you and keep you. Keep teaching please ❣️
Really nice to hear your personal story!
I'd LOVE to see Tim Fletcher & Dr. Jordan Peterson get together to discuss LOTS of different things! Now, THAT would be worth watching!
This is really good and insightful. Thank you
I would love for you, Tim, to do a talk on making the distinction between love and co-dependency in a Christian environment (or not) as you describe in this interview about time marker 53 minutes. Also, immediately after that discussion, one on setting limits/boundaries to set up a strong, trusting loving relationship (you describe how not being able to say no to people led your dad to allow you to feel unimportant to him (my description, not your words), and how that harmed you.
Then I’d love to see how you would suggest that adult children harmed by these dysfuncions would learn to make healthy changes in their own lives.
These two things are very common, I believe, in Christian circles. They cause young people to resent the church and sometimes remain angry at God for their painful experiences growing up.
Thanks so much for doing this interview!
I would love to know if we are from the same church background. It sounds like it.
@timfletcher are you an INFJ?
I am one of those listening to every Tim's video like many others, helping us in the healing journey ❤