Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
Branon Dempsey
🎙️Micro Matters: What Goes Around...Comes Around
🎙️Micro Matters: What Goes Around...Comes Around
🎙️Micro Matters: What Goes Around...Comes Around
Friday 3rd January 2025
Branon Dempsey discusses healing from toxic relationships, emphasising self-growth and the power to change your narrative.
12 minutes
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Hopeful
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Honest
About this podcast
Author:
Branon Dempsey (WorshipTeamTraining.com)
Overview:
Categories:
Religion & Spirituality
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Recovery from Trauma
Spiritual & Personal Growth Journeys
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Episode Overview
- True healing begins within ourselves.
- People who cause pain rarely change.
- Setting boundaries is crucial for protecting your peace.
- Recognising your worth is essential for growth.
- Choosing yourself is necessary, not selfish.
Choosing yourself isn’t selfish. It’s necessary.
In this episode of Confessions of a Worship Leader, Branon Dempsey takes you on a reflective journey through the complexities of healing from toxic relationships and the importance of self-growth. Dempsey, drawing from his own experiences as a worship leader, dives into the tough reality that people who have caused pain rarely change. Instead, he emphasises that true healing begins within ourselves.
He shares personal anecdotes, including his own recovery from a physical injury, to illustrate how working through pain—both emotional and physical—can lead to genuine growth and transformation. The episode is packed with practical advice on setting boundaries, protecting your peace, and recognising your worth. Dempsey's candid reflections and relatable metaphors make this episode both engaging and enlightening.
If you've ever struggled with letting go of harmful relationships or doubted your ability to heal, this episode offers a compassionate reminder that your story matters and you have the power to change your narrative.