Wayne Jacobsen / He Loves Me!

In this conversation, Wayne Jacobsen shares his transformative journey of understanding God's love, the impact of his book 'He Loves Me', and the challenges he faced in his personal life, including health issues. He also shares a deeply personal story about trauma and breakthrough. The discussion also touches on theological shifts regarding atonement and the nature of true peace in the face of adversity.
In this conversation, the guys explore the complexities of reconciliation, trauma, and the nature of justice in relationships. They discuss the importance of navigating personal trauma, recognizing toxic relationships, and the role of good counsel in healing. The dialogue emphasizes the need for trust in God's justice and the transformative power of living loved, ultimately leading to restorative justice that heals both victims and perpetrators.
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[@Johnandleonie]

❤that was amazing! Kiwis love their barbecue! Will try a taco oneday! Prayers for restoration of health for you! Thank you for your prayers! 🙏❤️‍🔥🌻💛

[@carlamartins7464]

He Loves Me opened my heart to the Father’s love. Am forever grateful. Loved the interview with Wayne Jacobsen.

[@lennymanning3977]

Thanks for this great interview. I've enjoyed reading Wayne Jacobsen's books for years.

[@PPena-ss9zs]

This was so good. Thank you!

[@slukky]

Righteousness. Please, unpack more, brother. I don't see "justice." In Strong, i see Justification, Equity, & Righteousness. Similarly in Bill Mounce, mr. koine himself. Not trying to be East Coast obnoxious. Serious.

[@adamspain8040]

Was the death of christ required for God to love me and would he be able to have communion with me. If Sin seprates God from myself or vice versa why was god able to approach cain after he kills his brother in rage? thanks

[@adamspain8040]

and the resurrection too

[@johnnyb3245]

18:30 if you read the scripture God never said NO to Paul, he said yes through grace.