Disposable Love
June 29, 2016
Hosted by Reverend Nicholas Barrett
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Episode Description
We live in a world in which it is cool to be disposable, as it’s easier to throw things out than to repair them. People often select products based on price rather than quality, then replace those items swiftly with the latest device. In our personal lives, technology has spurred a boom in what I term the “let’s date” syndrome. This dating system does not prepare people for long-term functional relationships, as it’s built on seeking something to fill a void through satisfying a need. Very often, people will seek a relationship to try to heal a hurt, avoid loneliness, or satisfy a physical desire. The listeners of this show will be inspired to break away from worldly paradigms that have brought with them a crisis in human relationships. This episode will reveal the root causes of why relationships can be doomed from the start by highlighting existing patterns and behaviors.
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Our real identity is not found in external trappings. Our identity is in God’s riches, His likeness, and His character. Our show encourages you to find your identity in Christ. We build self-esteem and male/female relationships, unify races, and bring humanity together, thus creating a powerful tapestry of strength in unity. We would have our true selves back and live and function in a way God intended.
Reverend Nicholas Barrett
Reverend Nicholas Barrett, renowned performance coach and psychologist, is also an author and public speaker, specializing in all areas of human development. His books include Mind Set to Fitness, and Get out of Mind Jail. The former was inspired from his passion to make people’s lives better through his previous experiences working with countless clients over 17 years in his health and wellness business.
In his spiritual journey, he strives to be the best version of himself with each new day. Using his passion in the study of human psychology, together with his life challenges and wisdom gained, he has written Get out of Mind Jail.
After losing both his parents tragically in close succession, Rev. Nicholas has gone forward with even greater strength and faith, dedicating his life to helping others on their walk. His mission is to empower, elucidate, and inspire the human spirit one person at a time through his unique gifting and talents, to deliver a message that would be life changing. Rev. Nicholas delivers his content both publicly and privately.
