You Don't Need to Hide | Bearing Your Scars

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In a world consumed with creating the perfect self-image, it can be challenging to present your authentic self to others. In spite of this, Jesus sets the example of retaining the holes in His hands as a means of connecting with us. Listen as we talk about the power of vulnerability to heal and bring hope to others!

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14 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@ravenadams71 4 месяца назад

Uriah! You have always been a light!! Keep Going Thankful I came across this today! Very Proud as always! 🙌🏾

@urchapman 4 месяца назад

Raven! I really appreciate you 🤞🏾

@sincereshay 4 месяца назад

Wearing them as a badge of honor, well said! ☺️ Vulnerability is truly strength. Great way to connect it to the scripture too about the holes in his hands. Incredible

@urchapman 4 месяца назад

Thank you for watching and for the feedback 🤞🏾

@angelgattison642 4 месяца назад

I love your content! It’s become something that I look forward to each week. Especially considering that it isn’t often that you find people within our age group, who talk about faith as openly as you do. A little off topic but, I’m curious to know how you decide which scripture to pull from… is it strictly what you hear from God? If so, how are you sure it’s him speaking to you?

@urchapman 4 месяца назад

Hey Angel! I’m grateful that you took the time to watch and to leave some encouragement. That’s a really good question! Usually, I spend the week praying for God to show me what to talk about and I try to pay attention to what He lays on my heart. On Friday, I fast into Saturday and then I wake up and record. I can never say I hear Him with 100% accuracy but I stick as close as I can to the scriptures with any principle I talk about. As far as picking the scripture, these are all old to me. I keep track of scriptures that taught me different lessons in my quiet time and I go back to them when it’s time to record. I hope this answers your question!