On The Other Side

Today Karen t talks about how we often hold onto things in our lives long past their useful life, just like we do with expired food in the refrigerator. She shares personal examples of how some of her greatest assets were also her defects, and how she learned to ask God to remove those defects from her life. She emphasizes the importance of understanding our own needs and removing things that no longer serve us, and talks about how removing our defects of character can reveal untapped assets that will bring light to ourselves and others. Main Takeaways

We often hold onto things in our lives long past their useful life, just like we do with expired food in the refrigerator.
Some of our greatest assets can also be our defects of character.
Removing our defects of character can reveal untapped assets that will bring light to ourselves and others.
Identify our defects of character and ask God to remove them, so we can become the absolute best human beings we can be for ourselves and others.

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The theme song for this show is "Tropical Sun" by Uppbeat, provided free for creators with a license code of SYC1UZMPYY5BQTHZ. The show is written and recorded by Karen Smith, with post-production and show notes by Ashley Feller.

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