The Boundary Line of Experiences I Season Two, Episode 6

[@CraigMayotte-bi2pg]

Candace Has changed my views on God and Jesus. Being a Male and hearing from her perspective makes me feel one step closer to God thank you for all the podcasts Candace Cameron Bure

[@hillaryerinix]

I love when she said "life happens to us, no parent is perfect- its a part of your story, NOT who you are" - It's so true. Didnt have the best childhood and I only felt love from one parent, but I know it had nothing to do with me or my journey. I dont like when ppl blame parents or childhoods, or hold onto that for decades, as a reason to treat others a certain way. Move on & just enjoy YOUR life!!

[@Moogyrella]

Wow. That woman holding on to the chains is me. Thank you for sharing that.

[@WayneEverett-vv8rm]

I lost my wife to cancer 7 Nov 2018. My brother in law recently died. It was amazing to me how God was able to use me to help others through their hard times. God is good!!!

[@christy31180]

I call it "climbing into the trenches." When you're deep in grief, experiencing a life changing loss, sometimes you don't want someone to pull you out of the trench, sometimes you just need that person to climb down into the gutter and sit with you. You can't deny anything that's going to make it better, so don't try. Just be there.

[@beechannel27]

Whew when you told the story about your daddy, I immediately got teary eyed, got up and hugged my daddy. As a caregiver, I have learned to cherish my dad more and do everything I possibly can for him while I can. Thanks for sharing. God bless you! 😢😢😢💖🙏

[@PieceOfMyMind.]

Great show. We are able to both receive and give God's grace In the midst of tragedy and loss.

[@karendaley2345]

Your show has been such a blessing to me. I didnt realize that I needed healing from God. It's not something I can do on my own. Thank you

[@cindysessions5836]

I participated in a Freedom Prayer session and it was wonderful!! Our church has a group that has trained in it.

[@belindaschramm3195]

Thank you both so much! God bless you for having these conversations. Truly a blessing!

[@cindysessions5836]

My dad died suddenly September of last year of a massive heart attack. Here over seven months later I’m just now beginning to get my footing in life again. Thank you for sharing.

[@lorrianneetheridge]

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[@markmorris8410]

What you are describing about taking opportunities to help others go through what you have already experienced, is what I refer to and teach as the Funnel Theory. I teach that followers of Christ should be like funnels, pouring out on others only what we freely received from the Father. Blessings

[@radhikam2401]

Incredible podcast. It is moving my heart for Jesus so much. I thank you for it

[@Aliciamarieover40]

Oh my I lost my dad last year and he was a wonderful dad and it has been very hard.

[@lorrianneetheridge]

It is so hard. Mine a year ago last January. God carries us. Prayed for you.

[@kellygallagher5045]

So great! Love the messages and lessons in your podcasts & Love the wisdom you & your guests have 💜

[@WayneEverett-vv8rm]

The Holy Spirit will leave with the saved when Jesus comes to take us home.

[@loribarnard5354]

Thank you both for sharing your heart!!❤

[@trinasteil7071]

Oh my goodness, so great! So thankful for your informative Podcast.

[@michellemybelle9591]

Ty Candace!!! I agree 100% about therapy!!!

[@joiedarrahcardillo2931]

So good ❤

[@iw4706]

Thank you ♥️ God bless

[@sherrylee1072]

Sooo good y’all

[@robintillman4866]

I don't think that therapy is to blame someone, it is to help you deal with the issues from your past. I had a pretty bad childhood and it still haunts me today, I don't blame my parents but I just need assist with coping with it.

[@taryntickell4479]

I lost my mother to cancer at 34 .My mother was my sole parent and best friend .She was only 59 ....

[@ATiredMom]

I am a trauma counselor and I get what you mean about not blaming parents. Helpful to find a Christian trauma and/or eating disorder therapist who can use those techniques to help you get things that are stuck. It's not about blaming the parent, but identifying things that may have gotten stuck in your brain. I help my clients understand their parents could have done the best they could and it's but about blame but more about identifying the triggers or places that got stuck as trauma in their brain. Think of it this way. If a parent got a chronic illness, they may cause the child a lot of trauma. Not the parents fault at all but still important to focus on how those experiences with the parent may have affected the child and their view of life and view of self.

[@Elizabeth-kk8hz]

I can understand her experience i lost my mom to triple negative breast cancer

[@MoJoslin]

May I also suggest the book titled The Body Revelation by Alisa Keeton? It is a Christ centered book that walks you through how to process your pain and overcome! Jesus said; "Take heart, I have overcome the world!" And this book is such a great guide on how to "take heart" and walk in the victory of Jesus!

[@chadleigh07]

Trying to find the PDF that was mentioned at the end but having a hard time finding it.

[@candacecbure]

Here you go! ccbpodcast.com/rightwhereyoubelong

[@JB11334]

Candace you are talking about mdmotivator who offers hugs with a blindfold.

[@rachelleh5237]

Adam and Eve had the only perfect parent and they still chose sin