Loving Yourself

 True coolness comes from recognizing our spiritual essence and maintaining inner peace, even in difficult situations. This awareness helps us respond to challenges without losing our composure, keeping our inner world calm and cool.  

In this episode we will explore how to cultivate true power through the recognition and mastery of the true eternal self and inner world. 

This episode emphasizes the importance of stepping out of our comfort zones to broaden our perspectives and achieve happiness. It suggests that experimenting with new ideas and concepts can bring fresh perspectives and ways of thinking. Initially, life was filled with harmony, ha ... Show More

Inside each one of us is the potential to love; but often times we don't show that love for a variety of reason. It's going to require someone to take the initiative to love first. Why don't you become that person?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Purpose: We want every member of the GoChurch family to know and believe that God is love. Love is the very character of God which exists in us. Because we have the love of God in us, we can see people and situations the way God sees them, to think the same thoughts that God thin ... Show More

Ever find yourself focusing on your flaws? Get equipped to love yourself better and think about yourself the way God does. 

“We should never be content with, ‘I love that person but I don’t like them.’ That should always be a call to press deeper, to seek to love in ways that lead us toward a greater tenderness and affection.” In our 8th and final episode of season 2, Alasdair Groves explores the phra ... Show More

How can Christians be freed from selfishness so that, at any cost to ourselves, we love others in a way that makes Christ look great? Answer: joy. 

It's not unusual for married couples to lose that "in love" feeling over time. It's not a matter of you being "in love" but rather choosing to love. Scripture commands husbands and wives to love each other. Love may not come naturally, but it's something that can be learned.See o ... Show More

"We think love has to be obtained, earned, achieved, and received. We look for it in the form of attention and compliments, and people acknowledging us. But actually the greatest way to experience love is to give it." —Jay Shetty, author of 8 Rules of Love: How to Find it, Keep i ... Show More

This inquiry is an urgent investigation into what is true beyond all appearances. Moojibaba emphasises the need for a mature seeker of Truth to be willing to let go of attachment to personal identity—not as a mental or philosophical exercise—and discover that which is beyond the ... Show More

Whether conscious or subconscious, judging others is harmful and – as it usually comes from a place of lack or insecurity within ourselves – says infinitely more about us than whomever we judge. Listen as Monica and Michael discuss how we can fight our instinct to judge through a ... Show More