In this podcast episode, Victor M. Jackson discussed the story of Mephibosheth and how trauma can damage a child's sense of self. Trauma can damage the part of us that makes it difficult to recognize where we stand in the world. We highlighted parts of Mephibosheth's story that revealed his resilience. You possess that same resilience. This episode will help you maintain your identity when experiencing trauma.

In this podcast episode Pastor Jackson explores the traps and triumphs that come with elevation. Webs are traps, but they are also healing agents for wounds. In Ancient Greece they used the silk from spider webs to heal wounds on the battle field. These traps that the enemy brings are also crucial to bring you to a higher elevation point. God can use the process to actually heal you. Learn from David's elevation in this episode.

In this podcast episode Pastor Jackson speaks on Jesus Christ being laid down in a manger which is a cattle trough. God laid himself down in the filth and the ugliness of the manger. From the beginning of time we see God being willing to get his hands dirty. Although God is holy, he is not intimidated by the mess in our lives. He is willing to minister to us. God is not ashamed of our dirt, he is actually willing to use it for his glory.