Let's Talk About Emotions | Jennie Allen and Lysa TerKeurst
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2024
- "Feelings are meant to be fixed; they are meant to be felt." - Jennie Allen
We've got a special treat for you on this episode! Our friend and author Jennie Allen and Lysa TerKeurst sit down for a conversation about Jennie's new book, Untangle Your Emotions, and they get REAL about their own emotions! As they get honest about what they are currently learning, they also give us biblical and practical tools for naming our feelings and knowing what to do with them. Don't miss this episode; it's one you'll want to share with a friend and come back to often!
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I’m just gonna go ahead and speak on behalf of every millennial that grew up in church. WE NEED THIS. I wouldn’t change my upbringing for anything, but there were a lot of things ingrained into us that are emotionally unhealthy and honestly not even biblical. I’m about to be 36 years old and I have only learned that in the past couple of years. Between this book and Lysa‘s boundaries teachings/book I’m seeing God bring answers to the chaos and confusion! SHOW ME YOUR PRAISE HANDS EVERYBODYYYY🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
We're so glad you're getting a lot out of these resources, friend!
And, we would LOVE for you to read Untangle Your Emotions with us in our brand-new Circle 31 Book Club! It's free to join, and when you do, you can read through the book alongside a community. Learn more here: circle31.org/book/
I agree with you but also I’m thankful that we as millennials are so much more in tune with our emotions than our parents. We recognize that there’s work to do & that things aren’t ok where I don’t think that’s really the norm for boomers. That’s my experience anyways.
I just walked through a season of depression and at first, was so upset with myself for feeling sad or having this overwhelming darkness over me. It felt WRONG as a believer.
I heard The Lord very clearly telling me, “be gentle with yourself. I am kind to you, so why are you so hard on yourself?? I AM with you. Let’s process this together.” I sat and took it day by day, moment by moment, and although I felt this deep emotion of sadness, I could feel His presence so closely to me. I believe that THAT’S what healed me. Not ignoring it, praying it away, or trying to fight off evil spirits, but to allow myself to be human. To allow myself to remember that my God fights for me! He cares, He sees, He knows! 🙏
Love the timing of this video and conversation.
I can't wait to get this book, read it, and do the Bible Study this summer. I get so tired of being the "strong one"....the one that everyone comes to when there's a problem....Go ask Rachel - she has the answers.
No, she doesn't. But deep down she wants to have the answers because she wants to fix things ... All the things.
Some days my brain hurts and my heart aches. Some days I want to lay in the bed with the covers pulled over my head and pretend I'm not there.
Thank you for this honest discussion.
“Stop demonizing emotions”Amen! Thank you for sharing some tools for healthy ways to both own and deal with our emotions. ❤🙏🏻
One caveat to this: I would say I have learned to be wise about with whom you share this aspect of yourself. I have learned the hard way that some people know words of connection to draw out personal information, including emotion, for transactional, conditional purposes. When it is people in position of church authority and power, having those sensitive truths weaponized in a way to invalidate perspective can be devastating. So thankful to the Lord, I have climbed out of this pit but I confess an edge of residual cynicism as it relates to sharing story. As well, as a non-millennial raised in a society and family of origin where the expectation was secrecy and "toughen up, buttercup," coming up to speed about all this feeling in this setting caused a whole pile of confusion. Thankfully, God is bigger. He has helped me untangle the deception and the emotion and has shown me our stories can be leveraged for good even when meant to silence. I've learned to watch and listen not just what is said but what is not spoken and not just what is done but what is undone. I'm glad you are sharing this. Just be wise about with whom you share.
Everything about this comment is ON POINT! Thank you for putting into words exactly my thoughts.
We have to take our thoughts captive as Gods word says. Yes is yes no is no. We over process our thoughts. 💯❤️🙏
I love this and I know that I am going to be studying these steps but I think that many people will have trouble with the Share step. Not everyone has safe, godly people who are close enough to share deep emotions and not everyone can afford a counselor. 😢
You pointed out what I feel frustrated about. But, until we get to find any, we can vent and express our emotions to God. And keep praying for someone to listen to us along with our Father. ❤
This will be such a transformation journey. I’ve been trying to grasp regulating my emotions on my own because when I was saved all my friends abandoned me (more like God removed them because he knew they’d keep me in the dark longer than needed). Regardless, being alone with all these difficult feelings bubbling to the surface after years of addictions and suppressing them is painful and definitely confusing. I remember I’d set several alarms throughout the day to check in on my feelings and ask “what are the 3 emotions I’m experiencing”. At first I’d just cry before even naming the emotions behind the tears. It made me realize the depths God was trying to get me to internalize was a pandora box I would’ve avoided opening my whole life. Looking back I’m so thankful he forced me to face all the deep sorrow and hurt because in the end I’m stronger and can handle spiritual attacks. Combating your emotions is the hardest work you’ll ever encounter, but it’s so crucial to building a spiritual connection that can comfort anyone in their afflictions. The bond I have is immovable and unbreakable. It takes work, but the reward is getting to experience all of Christ’s love not just the “feel good” part everyone wants to emphasize.
“Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.” -1 Corinthians 15:58
Thank you for being vulnerable women of God who embrace all the feelings of what being a good disciple and steward of our spiritual gifts looks like.
I just got the book in the mail. I am looking forward to reading it.
Just started reading the book a few days ago. So far so great.😊
We would LOVE for you to read Untangle Your Emotions with us in our brand-new Circle 31 Book Club! It's free to join, and when you do, you can read through the book alongside a community. Learn more here: circle31.org/book/
Hey,Girls!👋I'm such a big fan!💯Prayers,please, for my marriage&family.🙏My husband &I both had childhoods full of trauma&drama.We have been married 24 yrs&have 3 boys,whom I Homeschool.There really is no relationship between my husband&myself&we have lived like roommates for about 10 years,if u know what I mean.There is alot of loneliness,I feel everyday, along with frustration.I'm praying for wisdom&God's Plan for our family.Please pray for us,too.Lysa,I know u had such a tough marriage &now you are finally happy&at peace.I want that ,too,however God chooses to work in mine&my husband's lives.You both are such an inspiration.Thanku&God bless!🙏💖
Praying for your marriage and your children to experience the miracle of restoration, healing and a hedge of protection. The Lord can give dry bones new life. Trust Him and believe Him for His Will to be done.
@@jasminestephens2549 Thanku,so much!😍God bless.🙏💓
Lysa I never had a name for the holy pause. But I have done this for years with my husband because I didn't want to say anything that makes our conversation more emotional and cause damage that might not be overcome quickly
I will be doing this more often with all my relationships
Jennie and Lysa, I know God is God. I know He loves me. I know everything I have is because of God. I know He loves my family. But right now there is such great pain and emptiness in me. I know that my grandson went to be with Jesus in heaven and is there with Him. But, but I’m so sad and feel overwhelmed as I try to keep it together. I want to help my family but I’m afraid I’m not going to be able to do it.
I would say, dear one, that you give yourself PERMISSION to grieve. Time will heal, but it's TIME, and it's painful. Trust the Lord to help you just do the next thing. Rest is very critical. Grief takes its toll on our body as well. My arms go running to you.❤ "Unto everyone of us is given GRACE, according to the measure of the gift of Christ." Your feelings of fear are so normal. Jesus will be there one day at a time. ❤
Mary, I am so so sorry for the passing of your grandson. Please take care of yourself.
@@ruthpilkington9087 Thank you so much for caring. I will read and reread your words of encouragement.
@@StevieLeeTaylor Thank you for your kind words.
Pausing to pray for you right now, friend. May Jesus' presence feel extra close to you today.
"Emotions are gifts from God, given to help us navigate a mixed-up world and connect more deeply with the Lord and each other.
"Noticing, naming, feeling, sharing, and choosing are simple steps to navigate emotions, like a muscle that needs practice to grow.
Great takeaways! Thank you for sharing!