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EPISODE · Jul 2, 2026 · 9 MIN

What Keeps Getting a Reaction From Me? | Mirror & a Mic Reflection

from Unfiltered Light: Five - Ten Minutes for Christians in the Workplace "Let your light shine before others..." (Matthew 5:16) · host Veronica Mullins

Your Text Comes Straight To Me!Recurring frustrations often reveal deeper areas where God is still shaping us. In this reflection, Veronica invites listeners to examine emotional triggers with honesty, humility, and curiosity, allowing God to use those moments for growth and transformation.Part of The Inner Walk at Work series. Pairs with Monday's Episode: Why Certain People Trigger Us.What you'll reflect on:Why we focus on the trigger instead of why it keeps affecting usHow recurring frustrations often touch something deeperWhat David's prayer in Psalm 139 teaches about inviting God to examine usWhy emotions are information, not problems to suppressKey Reflection Questions:What situations consistently trigger a strong emotional reaction?What story am I telling myself in those moments?Is there an insecurity, fear, wound, or expectation underneath the reaction?Key truth: Awareness creates space for healing. And healing creates space for growth.Scripture: Psalm 139:23-24 (NLT) | James 1:19Episode Length: 5–6 minutesFeatured Products:☕ Gospel Doesn't Take PTO® mugs: https://bit.ly/4frDwFq👕 Workplace Wisdom Collection: https://bit.ly/4ujXnuZConnect with Mirror & a Mic:📧 Email: [email protected] 📱 Instagram: @iammrsmullins 📘 Facebook: facebook.com/iammrsmullins 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/veronicamullins 🌐 Website: www.unfilteredlightpodcast.com 📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UnfilteredLightpodcastofficial💌 Want to share your reflection or prayer request? Email us at [email protected] Light Mission:"Let your light shine before others, that our Lord may be glorified in your workplaces and spaces."  Matthew 5:16This podcast exists to equip believers to live out their faith authentically at work, in public spaces, and everywhere in between. Because The Gospel doesn't take PTO.®Hosted by Veronica | Midweek reflections every Wednesday#whatkeepsgettingareactionfromme#Psalm139:23-24searchme #recurringemotionaltriggers#emotionsareinformation#Mirror&a Micpodcast  Support the showBuy Me Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/unfilteredlightClick Here to Get Your Workplace Playbookhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2458978/open_sms (Text me Here)

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Your Text Comes Straight To Me! Recurring frustrations often reveal deeper areas where God is still shaping us. In this reflection, Veronica invites listeners to examine emotional triggers with honesty, humility, and curiosity, allowing God to use those moments for growth and transformation. Part of The Inner Walk at Work series. Pairs with Monday's Episode: Why Certain People Trigger Us. What you'll reflect on: Why we focus on the trigger instead of why it keeps affecting usHow recurring fru...

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