Hi, I'm Susie Larson. Here's the podcast from Susie Larson Live. Enjoy the conversation.

So won't he do it? Yes, he will. Welcome to Susie 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, the deep in your understanding of God's Word, and that heightens your awareness of its very real presence in your life.

So are you stuck in any area of your life? Maybe have you thrown up your hands, given up,

accepted your lot, and now you're just trying to passively endure? What would it take to inspire

some fresh faith and vision? To believe again, to maybe start trying again. I'm praying that by the time we're done with today's

show, you're ready to take some next steps. Today we're talking about the good, hard work of wellness

and a forward movement and about getting unstuck. You've heard it here before, but I'll say it again.

Our good friend, Dr. Lee Warren, always says that the thing you do

most often is the thing you're getting better at. So if you're a complainer, you're getting better at it.

Do you know when I worked in fitness for over a decade and I was certified and I was training

instructors, one thing I learned all those years ago, that if you're a couch potato, your body

actually accommodates lethargy and makes it

harder and harder for you to move, even though your body thrives on movement, that your most

repetitive choices, your body's such a machine, it just goes there and accommodate your most

repetitive choices, your most repetitive thoughts, because you're getting better at what you do.

So if you're highly offendable, you're getting better at what you do. So if you're highly

offendable, you're getting better at it. If you're fighting for freedom and wholeness,

even though that road seems long, if you're contending, you're not only developing resilience,

you're getting better at it. Dr. Lee Warren returns to the program today to talk about how to

get unstuck. We're going to talk about how to continue to practice embracing a redemptive perspective. And of course, we'll draw from his amazing book, Hope is the First Dose, a treatment plan for recovering from trauma, tragedy, and other massive things. We'll get them on in just a moment, just a quick announcement. Most of you know this, but not everybody does because our audience is growing we are listener

supported that's why you don't ever hear commercials we're listener supported we couldn't do what we

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