There is nothing wrong with wanting love, companionship and people to walk through life with. But what happens when the fear of losing someone makes you depend on them for your sense of security, worth or identity?

In this episode of Unashamed At Last, we explore the difference between healthy connection and fear-driven dependency, and how fear of rejection or being alone can sometimes cause us to hold on too tightly, compromise our boundaries or even lose parts of ourselves in relationships.

Through five biblical truths, you'll discover how to find your security in God while still loving, needing and receiving support from others in a healthy way.

Because the goal isn't to stop needing people.

It's learning to need people without making them your security—and to love them without losing yourself.

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Key Scriptures: Genesis 2:18, Galatians 6:2, Psalm 62:5–6, Proverbs 29:25,

Ephesians 1:6, Jeremiah 17:7–8 and Ruth 1–4.

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And remember sis…

You can love and need people without making them your security or losing yourself in the process.

Keep replacing shame with Scripture-rooted identity—and keep living unashamed.