INSIDE: Receiving grace requires setting boundaries for yourself. What do healthy boundaries that work look like? Listen to LPC Shundria Riddick.
If you’re anything like me, you’re like, “I’m not sure I need to listen to this episode. I don’t feel like I struggle with setting boundaries.” As a 47-year-old, I know my strengths and weaknesses, I invest in emotionally healthy people, and I don’t get sucked into drama or volunteering.
And also… I wonder about the Bible’s call to help others and sacrifice myself with the reality that I get burned out and overwhelmed.
I often fear turning down an opportunity because I don’t want people to think I’m dispensable or easily replaced.
I may feel confident setting boundaries but struggle to enforce them when confronted with the needs of those I know are genuinely struggling.
In today’s episode, you’ll receive practical strategies and anchoring truths for receiving grace by setting boundaries for yourself. We walk through:
- When saying “no” feels unkind,
- Six ways to set healthy boundaries,
- And one truth when you’re exhausted from helping everyone else.
Quotes about receiving grace
- “Sacrificing is to honor the Lord, not kill you.” – LPC Shundria Riddick
- “Boundaries are healthy limits that honor what you want or need.” – LPC Shundria Riddick
Quotes about setting boundaries for yourself
- “Your boundary is for you; it’s not necessarily to make the other person okay with it.” – LPC Shundria Riddick
- “Healthy boundaries honor the things we want and need.” – LPC Shundria Riddick
Mentioned in the podcast
- Anatomy of the Soul by Curt Thompson
- #133: What are the signs of a healthy friendship? With LPC Shundria Riddick
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