

Moving from Bitterness to Resilience with Toni Collier
Pain changes us, and it can make us bitter before it makes us resilient. We can also become more attached to our pain than to our Savior, and that’s idolatry. Toni Collier joins the Perrys to talk about what bitterness looks like and what it means to reckon with our suffering instead of running from it. Toni and…

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“I wanna say I wish this episode was 3hr long but in my heart of hearts I just wish I had ppl in my life who would be willing to carry hours worth of conversations like these”
“30:00 I believe the idolatry of pain often begins with a lack of trust in the Lord to vindicate us, whatever His vindication may look like. When we have been wounded, misunderstood, betrayed, or treated unjustly, pain can become strangely c…”
“Jackie and Preston, whenever you feel like wondering if this counts, please know that the Lord has used you to minister to me many times”
“I think women feel bitter when it comes to betrayal. When you hurt me after I’ve loved you, that’s hard to come back from.”
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