Jerry Flowers Podcast

So many of us are engaged in historically inherited wars and we don't even know it! Generational cycles gain momentum by stories being left untold and scars that were covered by statements such as, "what goes on in this house stays in this house."

When we're emotionally exhausted, we tend to revert back to the version of ourselves from before Jesus called us. It's time we develop a pain plan, because your pain process sets protocols for those who are coming behind you.

In order to succeed in life, we must be able to identify which type of valley we are in. The anointing is forged in the valley!

Could it be possible that our lack of properly placing people is the role that we're playing in our own suffering?

There's some pain we don't have to experience if we would just take the wisdom!

Issac Curry, a professional specializing in relationship dynamics, delves into the complexities of love and communication. He explains the concept of inattentional blindness and its impact on relationships, emphasizing how being overly focused can blind us to critical details. Listeners learn about the importance of empathy and effective communication to overcome challenges. Curry also highlights the necessity of self-control and humility as essential ingredients for nurturing healthier connections, wrapping up with a heartfelt prayer for personal growth.

The fastest way to waste your life is to live thinking you have more life left. You get one life and to waste time is to waste life!

It's critical that we remain healed, because brokenness blurs your vision and causes you to not be able to discern the true nature of people. How many times have we seen people in the improper light due to the fact that we got healed, but never stayed healed?

In this engaging discussion, Jerry Flowers, a passionate speaker on conflict and discernment, tackles the complexities of choosing battles wisely. He emphasizes how our desire to fight can distract us from joy and purpose. Listeners learn the significance of spiritual warfare and the need for discernment in daily choices. Flowers warns against ignorance that leads to detrimental cycles and advocates for grounding decisions in divine wisdom. His insights highlight the balance between necessary conflicts and maintaining meaningful relationships.

In life, many of us have taught ourselves to move on by sweeping our hardships under the rug. But if you keep sweeping things under the rug, it will eventually trip you up!