How Change Occurs (Part 1)

Restore The Glory Podcast

Jake Khym

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 880 Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2025

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

This week, Jake and Bob explore the complex process of personal change, what change requires, and why change can seem out of reach. In today’s culture of near instant gratification, it’s easy to think change should and will come about quickly and without much effort. While God can and does work many miracles, the reality is, change takes time, effort, and a lot of grace. Jake and Bob have experienced this in their lives, understand the struggle, and share their GIVE framework as a guide to help you navigate the beautiful and yet painful waters of change.

Key Points:

Change requires an understanding of the human experience
Relationships and community play an important role in personal transformation
An open disposition of the heart is key to allowing grace to change us
Judgements and beliefs can “block” the grace we receive in the Sacraments from transforming our lives
Healing requires personal responsibility, it should not be approached superstitiously
God does work miracles and healing can come quickly. But most often healing occurs over time and with consistent engagement
GIVE: Grace, Intention, Vision, Equipment
Change is often accompanied by suffering and sacrifice

Resources:

The Huberman Lab Podcast with Jordan Peterson: How to Best Guide Your Life Decisions and Path
Diary of a CEO with Jordan Peterson: How to Become the Person You’ve Always Wanted to Be
The Huberman Lab: How to Focus to Change Your Brain

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0:00.0	Hi, listeners, it's Jake.
0:02.0	In today's world, we are seeing a massive identity crisis.
0:06.9	It's never been more important for us to discover who God made us to be.
0:12.5	Our identity is a central gift that God has given us, but it's a gift that has to be opened.
0:19.9	It's a gift that has to be realized. We don't automatically
0:23.2	know who we are. We have to come into ourselves. This is why I created the identity course.
0:30.0	I want you to become who God made you to be. This course is the culmination of decades of work
0:36.8	that I've done in human formation
0:38.2	and counseling, helping people discover their God-given identity. In the course, we dive into
0:44.5	Christ's life, primarily in sacred scripture, and then in church teaching where Jesus reveals man
0:50.7	to himself. You can expect nine pre-recorded teachings, weekly exercises,
0:55.5	reflections, practicals, a workbook, a community of people to journey alongside of you and the
1:01.2	opportunity for questions and responses from me personally. We want to offer the Restore the
1:06.8	glory listeners a 10% discount. Use the promo code Restore 10. R-E-S-T-O-R-E-10, and you can find out more
1:15.1	information at courses.com.com. I look forward to being with you there. Welcome to Restore the
1:23.4	Glory podcast.
1:29.0	My name is Jake Kim.
1:30.2	And I'm Bob Schutz.
1:34.0	We're two Catholic therapists sharing what we've learned personally and professionally to help you on the journey of restoration.
1:37.6	If you've been blessed by our podcast, please prayerfully consider partnering with us on Patreon.
1:42.5	Your support will help cover the cost to produce the podcast,
1:45.3	but will also give you access to exclusive content like monthly reflections and special
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