What About Me? – Part 1

Joyce Meyer Enjoying Everyday Life® TV Audio Podcast

Joyce Meyer

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 5.4K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2025

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

What's keeping you from true happiness? Today, Joyce shares her personal journey from selfishness to freedom, revealing how self-centeredness can block your peace and steal your joy.

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0:00.0	This program is made possible by the partners of Joyce Meyer Ministries.
0:05.5	The cross that Jesus wants us to carry is to live an unselfish life.
0:12.9	I'm Joyce Meyer, and I believe that God can heal you everywhere you hurt.
0:22.9	It's Joyce's first conference focused entirely on her best-selling book,
0:28.3	Battlefield of the Mind.
0:29.8	Freedom and peace are possible.
0:32.3	The Battlefield of the Mind conference with Joyce Minor,
0:36.0	John Maxwell, Pastor Robert Maddune, and worship with Brian and Katie
0:40.8	Torwald.
0:41.8	It all happens April 24th through the 26th in Charleston, South Carolina.
0:48.0	Tickets will sell quickly, so don't miss out.
0:51.4	Register now.
0:55.3	What about me?
0:57.7	How in the world did that ever get started?
1:01.3	Well, like most people, I was extremely, extremely selfish and self-centered.
1:10.4	I was a selfish, self-centered Christian.
1:14.9	You can be saved and be selfish.
1:18.2	You know that?
1:19.8	And a lot of times, I think we're selfish
1:25.1	and we don't even realize that we're being selfish.
1:29.1	And I kind of had an awakening this week, something God showed me in an area where I had been selfish.
1:35.9	And I didn't even know that I was being.
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