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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2026 · 14 MIN

382: Made to Feel: Day 1 - I Do Feelings

from Havilah's Podcast · host Havilah Cunnington

Have you ever wondered if your emotions are something you’re supposed to control, hide, or overcome?What if they’re actually part of how God designed you?Welcome to Day 1 of I Do Feelings—a 15-day Bible study on discerning your emotions with God so you can stop stuffing, spiraling, and second-guessing yourself.In today’s video, Havilah lays the foundation for the entire study by answering one core question:👉 Are emotions a spiritual problem—or a divine design?We’ll look at Genesis 1:26, the life of Jesus, and why feeling deeply is not a flaw, weakness, or lack of faith—but part of being fully human and fully spiritual.Grab your Bible, a journal, and a cup of coffee, and take a few minutes to ground yourself in truth.✉️ Get the daily videos delivered straight to your inbox so you don't miss a day: https://truthtotable.com/feelings 📘 Grab the Book: The I Do Feelings book includes journal prompts and activations to help you go deeper each day—but you don’t need it to participate.👉 Buy on Havilah's Store: https://shop.truthtotable.com/products/i-do-feelings 👉 Buy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/2L44JCb 🙋‍♀️ Connect with Havilah: https://havilahcunnington.com

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