I Am Worthy
Uncovering Our Faulty Core Beliefs To Find Health & Resilience Rooted In Truth
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Week 38 - ...of belonging. Journal Prompt To belong means "to be rightly placed in a specified position." What if you are focusing more on making yourself fit instead of relying on God's masterful ability to place you where you need to be? What if you were made for such a time as this because God made you uniquely qualified for your role? Stop looking for ways to fit in this week and look at the abilities God gave you to be able to speak life into the environment you're in. Scripture Esther 4:14
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Core beliefs are our most deeply held assumptions about ourselves, the world and others. When we have faulty core beliefs, we see the destructive impact they can have in our thought processes, behaviors and relationships. When we identify these core beliefs, we are able to begin the corrective work of creating a belief system that is healthy and serves us and our relationships well. Macee’s personal and professional work in identifying faulty core beliefs to find healing and freedom is what fueled her passion to create this journal. “I Am Worthy” lays the foundation for core belief work by allowing us to uncover our faulty core beliefs and find health and resilience rooted in the truth God created us to walk in.
About the Author
Macee Whatley received her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Northwest University. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Washington State Approved Supervisor, and has been working in the mental health field since 2008. In 2018, she launched her own private practice, Anchored Hope Counseling, in Longview, WA. Along with her practice, Macee provides counseling services at a local private high school as well as co-pastors a church with her husband Eli. Macee married Eli Whatley in 2012 and they are the proud parents of two incredible boys, Ryker and Jax.