• 161. When Life Feels Backwards: Christian Recovery and Faith-Based Healing

  • Sep 7 2024
  • Length: 20 mins
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161. When Life Feels Backwards: Christian Recovery and Faith-Based Healing

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  • So, I had this weird morning where I wore my shirt backward (don't ask 😅). But you know what? It got me thinking about how we sometimes feel in life - like everything's just... off.

    So today, I'm briefly talking about:

    • Feeling stuck or out of place (been there!)
    • Getting through the tough stuff without losing hope
    • Why we seriously need our people for this journey
    • Ditching the victim mindset (it's hard, but worth it!)
    • Remembering God's got our back, even when it doesn't feel like it

    I also mention a song by Lauren Daigle and that old "Footprints" prayer - because sometimes we need the reminder, right?

    Bottom line: You're not alone in this mess. There's hope, I promise. Let's keep trudging through together!

    So much love to you!

    Dani :)

    P.S. I'm cheering you on...

    P.P.S. If this hits home and blesses you, please share it because sharing is caring! 😉

    🌟To learn more about Dani & to join the newsletter list-> www.danisumner.com

    ✅ 🎉 Learn more about Dani's Coaching program--"The Feel Better Journey."

    🙏🏽Interested in one-on-one coaching or to get in touch? Contact Us At—> hello@danisumner.com

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