Identify You with Shakera Brinson
Society & Culture
Welcome to episode 6 of Identify You, a transformative episode titled "Kingdom Builder". Join host Shakera as she harmonizes real-life experiences and the touching melody of Tasha Cobbs Leonard's song, "Gracefully Broken," to explain God's miraculous power in turning our vulnerabilities into strengths. This episode ardently addresses that our perceived failures are God's potential construction sites.
The episode narrates the critical need for being broken before being built. Shakera encourages viewers to see adversity as a gateway to divine healing, leading to personal completeness. The relationships around us become a mirror reflecting a helping hand in our pursuit of wholeness. This narrative revolves around the principles of Colossians 3, a gentle reminder to do everything in God's name and with all our hearts.
Walking hand in hand with relationships, obedience, control, and purpose, this journey invites us to participate actively in God's distinct plan. The "Kingdom Builder" episode is a tribute to the elegance of God's intended formation, affirming that we are participants in his craftsmanship.
Embark on an enlightening expedition with Shakera and uncover the beauty and grace in the process of being broken and rebuilt in Christ. The host, in sharing her journey, uncovers that each one's path bears resemblance to those of the flawed yet chosen characters in the Bible, keeping us reassured that the journey of brokenness is common to humanity. Yet, surrendering our flaws to God can turn them into our most radiant strengths.
Our host resonates that every action carried out with excellence brings us closer to God. This awe-inspiring 'Dear You' letter is the uplifting conclusion to the episode, meant to motivate and inspire listeners. In summary, this episode will edify you to transition from a self-destructive mindset to a path of excellence, transfiguring you from a broken vessel to a "Kingdom Builder" under God's divine timing.
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