What's up everybody? Welcome to Therapy Thursday. I'm so excited to be able to be back in this spot in this seat to share therapy and God's word with you.

I'm grateful for this opportunity.

Y'all come on let's pull up a chair, pull up a seat,

tune in in the comment section. Let us know where you're streaming from.

We're excited that you're here and that you're taking your wellness very seriously.

Lord, I thank you for this moment.

I thank you for this time.

I thank you for your word. I thank you for this time I thank you for your word I thank you for being present with

us so God in this divine moment give us what we need. We avail ourselves to you.

Make our hearts fertile, open our ears. Allow us to receive that what you have for us today. It's in Jesus name.

Amen.

Somebody say I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready.

We're going to jump right into it. So here's a deal. Your heart is not a

temp agency. It's not a temp agency,

and your heart is not designed to employ part-time love.

It's important that we know the difference between saying I love

you and living it out and many times we want love so badly that we hear the words, we receive the words, I love you,

and we overlook the actions that are contrary to what is being spoken, right? And so one of the things that we want to talk about and engage today is that there is a difference between saying I love you and living it out.

And this goes on both parts of the giver and the receiver.

We're not just talking about the receiver, receiving love.

Yes, it is imperative that you demand people in your orbit in your life that they show up for you.

You demand that people are persistent and consistent. You deserve to tell the people around you, you

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