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David Johnson
Truth Reconstructed
TFM 79: Sometimes You Can’t Fix Your Problems
TFM 79: Sometimes You Can’t Fix Your Problems
Tuesday 25th October 2016
David Johnson shares how accepting the unfixable can strengthen family bonds and faith in episode #79 of 'True Family Men'.
26 minutes
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David Johnson
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Hey I’m David Johnson founder of True Family Men. I believe the lord has called me to build a strong community of men. The mission of this community is to allow men to learn from one another's success...(view more)
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Get the buttons here!Embracing the Unfixable: Lessons from True Family Men
You have to accept the fact that there's things that you can't change.
David Johnson, the voice behind 'True Family Men', brings a refreshing perspective on problem-solving in episode #79. Known for his knack for diving deep into challenges, David found himself facing a problem he couldn't solve. This episode is a heartfelt journey through his realization that not every issue has a solution and how this impacted his roles as a husband, father, and spiritual leader.
When his wife pointed out that he wasn't giving her enough attention, David's first instinct was to fix it. But instead of finding a quick solution, he turned to faith and prayer, seeking guidance from God. This shift from trying to control everything to accepting what he couldn't change brought him closer to his family and faith. David's story is a poignant reminder that sometimes, the best way to handle life's curveballs is by embracing them with grace and trust.
Tune in to hear how letting go of the need to solve every problem can lead to deeper connections and a more fulfilling life.