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We all have those moments when we feel like our crown is crooked. We forget how much God loves us and get caught up in our past disappointments and betrayals. So, what can we do in those moments to reclaim our birthright? Listen in as I explain how to restore your crown in challenging times!
We all have those moments when we feel like our crown is crooked.
We forget how much God loves us and get caught up in our past disappointments and betrayals. And we delay taking action on our calling.
So, what can we do in those moments to remember where we came from and reclaim our birthright? How do we remind ourselves that we are the daughter of a King, and our resources are unlimited?
On this episode of The Live Out Loud Show, I discuss how to restore your crown in challenging times, explaining what Isaiah 61:3 teaches us about trading in our sorrow for joy and coming into agreement with our anointing.
I share The Good, the Bad and the Ugly exercise I use to help women stop living in fear, anxiety and unworthiness—and start partnering with the living God.
Listen in for insight on taking your seat at the table, receiving God’s goodness, and trading in your ashes for the crown of beauty you deserve!
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