Holy Not Holier | Conviction, Guilt, Boundaries in Relationships, Forgiveness and Healing Scriptures

1. Stop Letting Resentment Come Between You and Jesus

In this episode we dive into all things Resentment. We've all dealt with feelings of injustice in one way or another. What defines us is how we manage those feelings.  You may be wondering: What does resentment look like? Am I justified in feeling this way? How is this coming between Jesus and I? What are the biblical references to responding to resentment? Tune in and let's unpack this together!

Trailer | Welcome to Holy Not Holier

Have you ever been burned by the congregation meant to nurture you? Are you guilty of having a spiritual life that begins and ends on a Sunday morning? Do you long for a community that holds you accountable and convicts you to actually live like Jesus? Are you sick of the "holier-than-thou" attitude that infests christianity? You’ve made it to the right place! This podcast helps guide women of faith through healing, deconstruction, and rediscovering Jesus without the religious baggage. Hi I’m Raini. I’m a young mom, wife and Christ follower. I grew up attending church for years but never once felt connected to Jesus. My childhood church growing up was small and the minds were often even smaller. From Sunday to Sunday I was just going through the motions. I'd be whoever I needed to be as long as I wasn't next Sunday's sermon or the newest congregational hot gossip.  I realized that if I ever wanted to grow spiritually, I had to throw out everything I thought I knew about the Lord. I became dedicated to discover who Jesus was for myself. No more church politics and no more being a mediocre Christian. I want to help you do the same! If you’re ready to heal from church hurt, set healthy boundaries and truly learn about Jesus & who he created you to be!  If you're ready to trade burnout for peace, shame for grace, and religion for real relationship. This is the podcast for you.  This is a space for women rebuilding faith, finding community, and finally feeling seen in their walk with God. Because we’re called to be Holy not Holier.