When a marriage has ended - the identity that the couple spent a lifetime creating together is fractured. Divorce can leave a lot of people feeling like they don't even know who they are anymore. The key to knowing your true identity is to have your worth and your hope planted firmly in Jesus Christ.
In this session we explore the foundations of rooting our identity in how our Savior sees us, not in how what the world thinks gives people their value.
Having an identity firmly rooted in God will give you that solid foundation you need to live a life worth living. If you are looking to anything other than God for your self worth - you are going to come up disappointed.
Anchored on Identity - Rediscovering Who You Are - Anchored by Love Divorce Recovery
Anchored by Love with Charity Matheson
May 12, 2016 • Charity Matheson
"Rebounding vs. Real Healing" - Anchored by Love Divorce Support
March 2, 2017 • Charity Matheson
A common mistake of many divorced individuals is jumping into a new relationship that is too much, too soon. These relationships usually are a recipe for disaster if you have not allowed the time you need for your heart to heal properly. In this message, we talk about why people jump into rebounds. Why rebounds don't usually fill the void in our hearts following divorce, and the things we should be focusing on instead. We hope you enjoy this message brought to you by Anchored by Love Divorce Support Ministries - which is an outreach of Joshua Springs Calvary Chapel in Yucca Valley California. If you are in the healing process from a divorce or loss of a significant love relationship, and you need help, we invite you to join us at Anchored by Love, which meets the first Thursday of every month in the Chapel at Joshua Springs at 6 PM.
"Goals & Resolutions for the Divorced Christian" - Anchored by Love Divorce Support with Charity Mat
February 2, 2017 • Charity Matheson
Anchored by Love - Session 10 February 2nd, 2017 Anchored By Love Divorce Support Meeting The New Year often signifies a fresh start in our minds, so a lot of us shoot for the moon with the changes we want to make in our lives. Unfortunately a lot of us fall off track pretty early on, and give up. At this meeting we discuss some positive changes we can make this new year that are beneficial and realistic for the divorced Christian.