Vernon Layne
Vernon Layne
What Do You Say About Yourself?
What Do You Say About Yourself?
What Do You Say About Yourself?
Monday 26th July 2021
Join Vernon Layne in 'That Christian in Recovery' as he discusses self-talk, faith, and discovering your true identity.
43 minutes
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Vernon Layne
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Religion & Spirituality
Healing Relationships
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Understanding the power of self-talk and its impact on personal growth
- Embracing one's true identity and finding purpose in recovery
- Challenging societal expectations and past traumas
- Seeking a personal relationship with Christ and spiritual self-discovery
- Raw and honest exploration of self-acceptance and overcoming judgment
We just got to grab onto Jesus and just go for the ride. But when you don't know who you are, it's hard to be yourself when you don't know yourself. How can I be the person God intended me to be if I don't have a clue of who he intended me to be?
Ever wondered how the way you talk to yourself shapes your journey of recovery? In this episode of 'That Christian in Recovery', Vernon Layne dives into the profound impact of self-talk on finding one's true identity. Drawing from the story of John the Baptist, Vernon highlights the importance of knowing and accepting who you are, beyond religious rituals or societal expectations.
He shares his own struggles with addiction and how embracing his true self through a personal relationship with Christ brought liberation and purpose. This episode is a heartfelt invitation to reflect on your inner dialogue and to seek a deeper connection with your faith, helping you become the person God intended you to be. With a mix of personal anecdotes and biblical insights, Vernon encourages listeners to shed past traumas and societal pressures, focusing instead on spiritual growth and self-acceptance.
It's a candid conversation that resonates with anyone on the path to recovery, offering a blend of empathy, wisdom, and faith.