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Oct 15, 2026 15 min

Don't Take It Personally

from Ep.1- 17 things learnt before I turnt 50 Hosted by bryan robinson

We talk about how one comment can hijack our mood and why that “hot potato” of offense doesn’t belong in our hands. We ground our identity in what God says, practice discernment with correction, and learn how to keep moving without being ruled by people’s opinions. • how one person’s words can flip an entire environment • the core lesson from The Four Agreements: don’t take anything personally • seeing criticism as a mirror of someone else’s inner world • Proverbs 29:25 and the trap of fearing people • Galatians 1:10 and choosing God’s approval over applause • Jesus as the model for staying on mission under criticism • using discernment: receiving true correction while releasing offense • questions that reveal how much peace we’ve surrendered • staying grounded, sometimes choosing silence, and walking forward if you liked what you heard, please share it with a loved one and friend. please share the podcast. and until next time, stay encouraged, stay grounded in the word, and keep feeding your faith. if you don't have a relationship with christ, you need to get right. PRAYER REQUESTSupport the show

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