
About this episode
At a young age, through nature and nurture, we find ourselves being wired to relate to the world in ways that aren't always freeing. For many of us, we operate out of the extremes of co-dependance or independence. This can leave us believing things about others that isn't true to their feelings. If we're not put in check, this bleeds into our interactions and understandings of the One who created us.
In this episode, Abi and Justin explore how our childhoods, and learned ways of relating to life, skew our view of God while defining our interactions with Him. Together they paint a picture of a loving God that may just redefine everything you've ever known about the One that created you.
If you're wanting to experience a life of goodness, truly understanding who created you is vital to that desire, making this episode a must!
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