Sarah Jakes Roberts described her spring break as being a 'sacrificial lamb of motherhood' because she decided to be fully present and engaged with her children, even though it meant setting aside her own needs and responsibilities, such as sermon preparation, to ensure they had a memorable and enjoyable time.
Sarah Jakes Roberts believes that acknowledging personal needs is crucial because it allows individuals to better plan for the future, recognize their own limitations, and set healthy boundaries. This practice prevents burnout and ensures that they can continue to serve others effectively and sustainably.
Sarah Jakes Roberts suggests that women should be able to express the full dimensions of their bodies to understand the effect and power their bodies have on others, to be good stewards of those effects, and to recognize that they are more than their bodies. This holistic perspective helps women maintain a healthy self-image and avoid giving over the responsibility of pleasure and enjoyment to others.
Sarah Jakes Roberts recommends categorizing friendships to fit different parts of one's personality because it is often unrealistic to expect one person to fulfill all aspects of who you are. By having different friends for different facets of your life, you can build a well-rounded support system that meets your various needs.
Sarah Jakes Roberts emphasizes the importance of being 'unhinged' and letting power move through you because it allows for a more authentic and fulfilling life. By releasing the need to control everything and being open to the flow of power, individuals can experience greater peace, joy, and effectiveness in their roles as mothers, leaders, and friends.
Previously Recorded
Before starting this episode, W.E. ask that you proceed with caution. ‘Cause somebody proved themselves to be a sacrificial lamb in motherhood, but even more so on this here podcast. Tune in to hear how SJR was able to strike a balance, and release the fragrance of who Jesus is in the busyness of life. Now…the advice segment is where things went from 0 to 100 real quick! Especially after the girls wanted to throw that thang in a circle. SJR discussed the power of the body, and encouraged those who devote themselves to serving others to acknowledge their own needs. Repeat after W.E. — I give myself permission to let power move. Then do us a solid a pre-order your copy of thepowermovesbook.com!
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