104: Rejection, Abandonment, and Building Confidence
March 26, 2019
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Episode 104 · March 26, 2019
104: Rejection, Abandonment, and Building Confidence
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Summary
<p>In this podcast episode I want to talk about rejection, abandonment and building more confidence.</p>
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<p>I grew up in a safe home. But just because we’re not raised around something doesn’t mean we’re not touched by it. My Dad’s story was a story of rejection, abandonment and a lack of confidence but when he found Christ, he started to go after those things and find healing. I was raised in a home of love and safety, but that generational thread that followed my Dad would love nothing more than to knock on my door. Instead of saying those were his issues, I realized that spirit of rejection and abandonment wants to follow my story as well.</p>
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<p>The narrative of abandonment and rejection sounds so familiar in our thoughts that it doesn’t even sound surprising to us. But when we hear those negative narratives in our mind, we have a decision to make. We can go to self-pity, or we can stay soft and open to the people around us and realize God is divinely orchestrating everything in our life. In those moments we have to reject abandonment.</p>
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<p>Thank you so much for tuning in today! Let's break up with the narratives in our mind that keep us from living fully free.</p>
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<p>Learn more and connect with Havilah:</p>
<p>+ havilahcunnington.com<br />
+ truthtotable.com<br />
+ theinfluencertable.com</p>
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