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Welcome to Sissy Larson Live.

Always so honored to get to spend this time with you.

In fact, I look forward to bringing you conversations every single day that hopefully inspire you in your faith walk, that deep in your understanding of God's word and that heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your faith walk, that deepen your understanding of God's word and that

heightens your awareness of his very real presence in your life. Well, throughout this month of

February, you're going to notice a theme running through all of our shows, and it's this,

living loved. You know, everyone's broken in some way. Everyone needs Jesus. And the thing is,

if he only offered the gift of salvation, we would be forever grateful, right?

Because life on earth is short. Eternity is long. But Jesus offers us so much more. He offers

his presence, his promises, an invitation to heal and be set free from the things that hold you

captive. He invites you to be one of the cycle breakers to break the cycle of sin in your family line. It is amazing what God has offered us through his son, Jesus. Well, if you listen often enough to the show, you know I have Dr. Rob Reamer on this show about once a month. And we talk about soul care. Well, a couple of weeks ago, I got to attend one of Rob's conferences along with my husband, my sister, her husband, my brother, his wife, and another one of my sisters. And I'm telling you, doing this as a family was absolutely life-changing. Dr. Rob's heart cra is for revival, and it starts with each of us learning to live as deeply loved children of God, as he often says. So we're going to talk today about soul care, but it's going to be kind of a fun twist on the show. I got my notes out, and I took all kinds of copious notes at this conference, so it's going to be like you get a little mini soul care conference in this hour today. But we'll be drawing also content from his amazing book, Soul Care, Seven Transformational Principles for Healthy Soul. Thanks to his ministry, we do happen to have several copies of one of the books we've been talking about with him lately, The Tenderness of Jesus. So if you need a fresh just awakening about the tenderness of Jesus and you want to get just to know him better, you can text the word book to get in on the drawing.

877-933-2484.

Quick announcement before we hear from Dr. Rob. If you're traveling this season, we'd love for you to take us with you. You can download our free app in the app store. Just look for Faith Radio Network, and that way you can live stream the shows from anywhere. Now, let me tell you about my guests. We'll get them on the show. Dr. Rob Reamer's passion is to see the kingdom of God advance through spiritual renewal.

He began Renewal International to assist pastors, leaders, and churches globally, to equip the people of God, to live in freedom in Christ and to walk on the fullness and the power of the Holy Spirit. His books incorporate lessons God taught him over the years through life, marriage, and

ministry. In addition to his work with Renewal International, he's a professor of pastoral

theology at Alliance University in New York, New York. Pester, Dr. Friend, welcome back to the show.

Thank you, Susie. It's good to be back.

I want our friends to know before we get even to the first question that, so I went, I told you before we were off the air, I feel like I just got back from the conference because I'm still soaking in so much what I've learned. But you actually have another conference under you, you literally got home, rested for a couple days, took off again, and your flight yesterday was delayed by eight hours so you traveled through the night

and you still kept your appointment with us today. I just want our friends to be praying for you.

So thank you for doing that. Oh, absolutely. I'm glad to do it. So it's just part of travel.

You know, sometimes it happens. What can you do? I felt bad for the people in the airlines

who are sitting there trying to minister,

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