Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
Highest Character is Love - teaching # 316
Highest Character is Love - teaching # 316
Highest Character is Love - teaching # 316
Tuesday 18th June 2024
Rev. Robert Wilson explores love as the highest character trait, blending spiritual guidance with personal anecdotes for growth.
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Rev. Robert Wilson Clinical Psychotherapist (LMHC)
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Episode Overview
- Growth often requires discomfort but is rooted in love.
- Building 'kindness muscles' through small acts can lead to significant personal growth.
- Honesty about your current state is crucial for spiritual development.
- Letting go of past burdens is essential for moving forward.
- Trust in God is key to living your best life.
Love sometimes means pushing people beyond their comfort zones for their own growth
Rev. Robert Wilson, a clinical psychotherapist, dives into the heart of love in this episode of the Care In Counseling Podcast. Kicking off with a heartfelt prayer, Rev. Wilson doesn't shy away from the tough stuff. He acknowledges that sometimes growth requires a bit of discomfort, but it's all rooted in love. He likens himself to a spiritual coach, much like Bill Belichick pushing his players to their limits—not to insult but to challenge and uplift them. Rev.
Wilson shares personal anecdotes, like pushing his son to tackle intellectual property legal work despite initial reluctance. His message is clear: love sometimes means pushing people beyond their comfort zones for their own growth. Drawing from 1 John 4 and 1 Corinthians 13, he emphasises that love is the highest character trait and God's very essence.
The episode is peppered with relatable examples, from Martin Luther King's unprovoked love to everyday acts of kindness like letting cars pass on the road. Rev. Wilson talks about building 'kindness muscles' and how small acts of patience and kindness can lead to significant personal growth. He also tackles the issue of jealousy, sharing his own struggles with envy over friends' family situations growing up.
By being honest about where you are, he argues, you can start to grow into the person God wants you to be. This honesty is crucial for spiritual and personal development. Rev. Wilson wraps up with a powerful prayer, asking for the grace to be honest about one's current state and to let go of past burdens. He stresses that your best life is ahead of you if you put your trust in God.
If you're looking for a blend of spiritual guidance, practical advice, and personal anecdotes, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a heartfelt exploration of love, growth, and the power of honesty.