JOE S9E22 - Lisa Whittle + Friends – Debra Fileta

Jesus Over Everything

Lisa Whittle: Author, Speaker, Founder of Lisa Whittle Ministries, LLC

Personal Journals, Lisawhittle, Prayer, Faith, Society & Culture, Church, Christianity, Biblestudy, Jesus, Theology, Christian, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 719 Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

“Feeling triggered” has become a common expression in our culture, especially as it relates to conversations and situations that reopen unhealed emotional wounds. Addressing this topic, Lisa is joined by Debra Fileta – counselor, author, and podcast host – to discuss how to acknowledge our own personal responsibility in relationships. Together they encourage the listener to take an honest inventory of their triggers and allow them to spotlight where they might need deeper healing. A rich and convicting conversation you don’t want to miss! Links: Preorder God Knows Connect with Lisa: Website Lisa Whittle - Instagram Lisa Whittle - Facebook Jesus Over Everything - Instagram Connect with Debra Website Debra Fileta - Instagram Debra Fileta - Facebook Preorder Reset

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0:00.0	I think we have these emotional wounds that we live with from our past that we've never faced
0:06.6	and allowed the Lord to heal. And so things, books, messages, people, sermons trigger us. I think it's
0:16.3	more of like, why am I being triggered? And what is God revealing here that needs to be healed? Like,
0:21.8	this trigger is a sign that there's more healing for me.
0:29.2	Well, we've been trying to make this happen for a few weeks. You got your hands full,
0:32.7	Deborah Fuletta, as a counselor and author, a podcast host, and a mother of four.
0:37.1	Littlest man is two years old.
0:39.3	I know.
0:40.1	I'm tired hearing you list all those things.
0:43.1	Like, I need a nap.
0:44.7	You're living the life.
0:46.1	I mean, that's your life.
0:47.4	Goodness gracious.
0:48.3	And are your oldest kids teenage age?
0:50.7	Why?
0:51.3	So 12, 10, 6, and 2.
0:53.1	Well, that's still an age span there.
0:55.2	And you are knocking on the door of teenagehood.
0:58.3	I know.
0:59.4	I know.
0:59.7	I know it.
1:01.6	It is exciting and fun, a little intimidating and sad because I'm just counting on my fingers now how many years some of the kids have left at home. But, you know, it's a rich season. It's a hard season, kind of all mixed in together.
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