Resilient Truths PodPoint

Dr. Theresa M. Bell delves into the art of decisive action in life, advocating for thoughtful decision-making over impulsive reactions. She imparts wisdom on nurturing success in children by encouraging them to embrace calculated risks rather than succumb to fear. Dr. Bell underscores the importance of wielding influence responsibly, both within society and towards its betterment.

Each of us is endowed with the power to make choices, yet often we falter in decision-making, leading to a sense of stagnation. Life's unpredictable nature persists, operating in its own course.

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Dr. Bell discusses what it is like to experience famine or lack in life as a believer who has the spirit of God. How we can be brought to a famine based on our sin against God. Or we can be brought into famine to be a blessing and make a difference.

Dr. Bell was blessed to have her covering in the building, Apostle Dr. Cheryl Williams who chimed in and added value to the discussion. Thank God for her presence.

Dr. Bell offers a crucial insight into navigating the presence of adversity in our lives, particularly when it feels like we're facing hellish circumstances. Rather than fueling the storms with blame and intensifying the flames of hardship, Dr. Bell suggests a different approach. Holding others responsible for their actions won't quell the turmoil. Instead, Dr. Bell advocates for interceding and entrusting accountability to a higher power. Through this, we allow space for divine intervention and the appropriate consequences to unfold.

Dr. Bell concludes the study on leading self-righteous lives while professing the spirit of Christ. Self-righteous individuals tend to exist in fear of losing control. They have trust issues and must appear that they have it all together to everyone else. But truly they are busting at the seams. Some must appear holier than thou in order to portray they are a child of the MOST HIGH. Using their gifts as evidence but their life does not appear to be in alignment with Christ.

Dr. Bell continues the teaching of being self-righteous as a child of God. The Pharisee talked about all of the works he had completed. The publican repented and received Christ for himself. She talks about how living sin free confirms that an individual can be confident in knowing that they are going to be with Christ.

Dr. Bell explained how the Mariners handled Jonah when he brought calamity to them on their ship. How they began to downsize in an effort to lighten their load on the ship, when they realized that it was the stranger whom they allowed to travel with them.

Dr .Bell talks about a spirit of a person that is all about themselves. It is the demeanor of one who can become an individual whom others loathe. Self-righteousness can develop into having narcistic tendencies; if left unintended.

Self-righteous people require a lot of attention. These individuals must have things their way. They are not supportive of others and believe they deserve what they want regardless of how anyone else may feel. They stuck on themselves.

Self-righteousness will not allow the individual to support anyone else whole-heartedly simply because they require too much attention. Their emotions are seated in jealousy, envy, and even hatred.