Many Christians mistakenly believe that God draws near only after we have healed, matured, or overcome our struggles. In this episode, Donald E. Coleman continues the Beloved series by revealing a deeper truth: God meets us in our brokenness and Agape (loves) us there.

Drawing from Psalm 34:18, John 20:27, and Henri Nouwen’s teaching on beloved identity, we explore how Jesus revealed His wounds after the resurrection—and how His loving gaze toward Peter in a moment of shame demonstrates that our wounds are not disqualifying, but invitational.

This episode will help you:

·       Let go of the belief that brokenness is failure.

·       Understand how Jesus meets us in the places we hide.

·       Learn to receive love in the exact places you feel least worthy of it.

·       See your wounds as openings where intimacy with God can deepen.

·       Begin to rest in a love that holds you even when you tremble.

If you long for a love that does not require you to be strong first, this episode is a quiet invitation:

You are Beloved, even in your brokenness.

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