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Labeled by the World, Defined by Christ Part 2

In Part Two of Labeled by the World, Defined by Christ, we go deeper into how identity affects our relationships, emotions, purpose, and daily walk with God. After uncovering the lies the world places on us in Part One, this episode focuses on what happens when we truly begin to see ourselves through the eyes of Christ. We discuss how broken identity impacts the way we love others, handle rejection, seek validation, and carry wounds from our past — while also exploring the freedom, healing, and confidence that come from rooting our identity in Jesus instead of culture, performance, or people’s opinions. This heartfelt conversation is a reminder that transformation begins when we stop living by labels and start living by truth.

Labeled by the World, Defined by Christ Ch 1

At times the labels placed on you by the world become louder than the truth spoken by God. In this powerful two-part episode of Triple C: Christ • Coffee • Conversation, we unpack the weight of identity, rejection, shame, comparison, trauma, titles, and the lies culture tries to place on us — while rediscovering who we truly are through Christ. Through honest conversation, biblical truth, and heartfelt reflection, we explore how our identity shapes our relationships, choices, self-worth, and the way we love others. This episode is a reminder that you are not defined by your past, your mistakes, your appearance, your failures, or other people’s opinions. You are defined by the One who created you. If you’ve ever struggled with feeling unseen, unloved, “not enough,” or trapped by labels you never chose, this conversation will point you back to the healing, freedom, and identity found only in Jesus Christ.

He Redeemed What Was Meant to Destroy Me

In this episode, I share a part of my story I never thought I would speak out loud—walking through childhood sexual abuse, rape, divorce, and the weight those experiences carried into my life. This is not a story about staying broken. It’s about the moment I encountered Jesus in the middle of it all—and how He began to heal what I thought would always be shattered. This conversation is raw, but it is rooted in hope. Because what was done to me is not who I am—and through Christ, I am learning what it truly means to be restored, redeemed, and made new. If you’ve ever felt defined by your past or unsure if healing is possible, this episode is for you. Your story is not over—and Jesus still restores.

He Heals What They Hurt: Childhood Trauma

In this upcoming episode of Triple C, we’re stepping into a deeply personal and powerful conversation about childhood trauma—the wounds that were never meant to be carried into adulthood. From broken trust to silent hurt, we’ll uncover how these experiences can follow us, influence our identity, and affect our relationship with God and others. But this isn’t just about identifying the pain… it’s about healing it. Through raw honesty, biblical truth, and the unfailing love of Jesus Christ, we’ll talk about what it looks like to truly surrender your past to God and allow Him to restore what was broken. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt stuck, unseen, or weighed down by what they’ve been through. Healing is possible. Freedom is real. And your story is not over. Join us as we begin the journey—from wounded to whole.

Defending the Innocent-Child abuse

Defending the Innocent In this powerful episode of Triple C: Christ • Coffee • Conversation, we confront the heartbreaking reality of child abuse through a bold, biblical lens. Defending the Innocent calls believers to awaken, speak up, and stand in the gap for the most vulnerable. We explore what Scripture says about protecting children, the difference between godly discipline and abuse, and the responsibility of the Church to act with both truth and compassion. From physical and emotional harm to the hidden darkness of trafficking and neglect, this episode shines light where silence has allowed harm to grow. This is not just a conversation—it’s a call to action. As followers of Christ, we are called to defend, protect, and advocate. Because every child matters. And silence is not an option.