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Why Is It Always My Fault? (w/ Bob Hamp) – Episode 285
Why Is It Always My Fault? (w/ Bob Hamp) – Episode 285
Dale had the privilege of talking with Bob Hamp again today, discussing a common theme that he has noticed affects many ministry leaders. Negative circumstances or broken relationships often cause leaders to wonder, “What did I do wrong?” that led to the problem. For so many, this type of thinking is a natural default that has been developed over years of relational interaction.
Bob helps us understand the impact of our family origins, which often leads us to react in this way. Hopefully, today’s conversation will help many of us to begin down a pathway of experiencing complete freedom in Jesus.
Links to Resources Mentioned or Related
- Website: Think Differently Academy
- Podcast: Curiosity Opens Up Possibility w/ Polly Hamp – Episode 276
- Podcast: Decoding Identity w/ Bob Hamp – Bonus Episode
- Podcast: Recovering From Trauma & Seeing God’s Faithfulness w/ Polly Hamp – Episode 111
- Podcast: Doing Ministry From Jesus Instead Of For Him w/ Bob Hamp – Episode 59
- Podcast: Dale’s Unexpected Sabbatical & Reflections – Episode 91
- Email Bob
- Link to NEW! Soul Care Essentials Online: 3-Session Video Series
- Link to NEW! Soul Care Essentials Cohort: 6 Weeks of Guided Conversations for Post-Conference Groups
- 95Network – Soul Care Essentials
- 95Network – Healthy Church Assessment
- Read Stalled: Hope and Help for Pastors Who Thought They’d Be There By Now
- Watch Podcast on YouTube
Key Takeaways
1) Everything we struggle with is something God created and Satan hijacked. There is an intended function and a negative function when things go wrong.
2) Fear is the ability to attribute power to something.
3) The root of “I think it’s my fault” is thinking I’m responsible for things that are not my responsibility.
4) We try to produce spiritual outcomes with material sources. Knowledge and willpower actually work against the way God designed us to be transformed.
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