Breaking the Chains of People-Pleasing: Finding True Fulfillment
Episode Overview
Rev. Robert emphasises seeking validation from God rather than others People-pleasing behaviour leads to self-compromise, conflict, and emotional instability Insightful prayer points are offered to break free from seeking approval from others Embracing the strength of character to say 'no' aligns with truth and living a fulfilling life Rev. Robert sheds light on the need to reject people-pleasing tendencies and embrace self-actualization through a strong relationship with God
Lord God, break the habit of people pleasing in me. Break it tonight, Lord God. Just break it, Father, Lord God. I want to be a God pleaser, not a people pleaser, Lord, in Jesus' name. Amen.
Ever felt like you're constantly bending over backwards to make others happy, only to end up feeling drained and unfulfilled? In this episode of the 'Care In Counseling Podcast', Rev. Robert Wilson, a seasoned Clinical Psychotherapist, tackles the thorny issue of people-pleasing. Drawing wisdom from Galatians 1:11, Rev. Robert emphasizes the importance of seeking validation from God rather than from those around us.
He unpacks how the habit of people-pleasing can lead to self-compromise, internal conflict, and emotional turmoil, ultimately robbing us of joy and well-being. Through thoughtful prayer points and practical advice, he encourages listeners to break free from the relentless cycle of seeking approval from others. Instead, he advocates for a path of self-actualization grounded in a strong relationship with God. Rev.
Robert's message is a call to reject the urge to please at the expense of one's own needs and to embrace the courage to say 'no' when necessary. This episode is a heartfelt invitation to align with your true self and live a more fulfilling life.