At some point in our lives, many of us start to believe that asking for help is a sign of weakness or inadequacy. In reality, “help” is an invitation to build relationships and establish a stronger and deeper form of community. Today, lead pastor Josh Scott continues our “Naked Spirituality” series by exploring why “help” is so hard to say but so important to embrace as part of your spiritual journey. He also reminds listeners that no matter who you are, you already belong.

Episode Recap:

If sorry is the hardest word to say, help might be the second hardest (0:10)
At some point many of us start to believe that it’s wrong to ask for help (1:38)
We resist asking for help because we don’t want to show vulnerability (4:29)
We resist asking for help because it makes us feel insufficient (7:33)
We resist asking for help because we want to feel self made (9:05)
When we realize we are both enough and need help, it creates healthy interdependence (11:56)
A community of help is an invitation to participation and collaboration (21:44)
Help creates a sense of belonging (29:11)
You already belong (34:20)


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“Naked Spirituality” by Brian McLaren