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EPISODE · Dec 15, 2024 · 44 MIN

Elle Limebear: Breaking Free From Fear, Having Childlike Faith, Spiritual Encounters & True Freedom In Christ

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Elle Limebear is a worship leader and songwriter based in Brighton. She is also the daughter of Martin Smith, the former front-man of world-famous 90s worship band Delirious!In this episode, Elle opens up like never before about her struggle with fear and how she allowed it to control much of her life. She also shares the realities of having a famous musician as a father, the adventure and struggles of growing up, and how she's navigating motherhood.Elle's testimony is so inspiring, and a clarion call for every believer to get free!Chapters:00:00 Coming Up 01:16 Intro 02:30 Dad was in biggest Christian band in the 90s 06:49 Growing up, school holidays on international tours08:35 Personal faith journey10:25 Experience of Holy Spirit at 1316:17 The miracle of salvation 18:02 Terrified to become a singer, studying photography20:29 God said I’m going to do something similar to Dad 23:40 Balancing home, motherhood, work and ministry28:45 Life changing revelation from God30:29 I’m not living in freedom33:30 Deciding to fight fear35:19 Intercession by sister and friends38:50 How would you describe freedom in Christ 40:30 A message for every Christian43:42 Upcoming projectsSocials:https://www.instagram.com/comeseepodcast/https://www.tiktok.com/@comeseepodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/damilolaokeke/https://www.instagram.com/elle_limebear/https://www.tiktok.com/@ellelimebearSay Goodbye To Anxiety book and latest music: https://www.ellelimebear.co.uk/Watch the Episode On YouTube

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