Caution: Listener discrection is advised. This episode discusses abandonment, sexual abuse, and the foster care system.
Summary
In this conversation, John Negron shares his personal journey of faith and resilience in the face of abandonment, abuse, and adversity. He emphasizes the importance of knowing the depths of generational trauma and darkness in order to appreciate the light. John discusses the need for society to recognize the existence of God and the value of every individual as a special creation. He shares how his pivotal moment of finding faith at a young age transformed his perspective and gave him hope for a better future. John also addresses the importance of setting boundaries and forgiving while prioritizing one's own well-being. He encourages listeners to trust in God and take small steps towards healing and personal growth.
Takeaways
About John Negron
He is a 59 year old semi retired Christian, with over 35 years of theological study. He is the author of 'Keeping the Faith'. He has 3 sons, John, Joshua, and Elias. 33, 23, and 19. Get his book here: https://www.amazon.com/KEEPING-FAITH-John-Negron/dp/B0CVL5G36V
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