245. Identity, Hearing God, and Letting Go of the Rules You Didn't Know You Had | Johs Wu

I sat down with my friend Johs Wu for what started as a casual catch-up — and somewhere in the middle of it, something clicked for me that I'd been holding onto as a question for a long time. If you watch this one, I'd love for you to guess in the comments what that insight was.Johs Wu is a coach, author, and Identity Exchange practitioner who has spent years helping people discover who God calls them and walk in it. He's also the author of The Golden Wish Junior, a picture book about identity and breaking generational patterns.Expect to hear about what happens when your true identity becomes another thing to perform, how God speaks in far more ways than we think to notice, why the "harvest is plentiful" passage might mean something completely different than what most sermons say, what Peter's denial actually reveals about perfect love, and what it looks like to move from doing this stuff out of fear to doing it out of love — and more...Chapters:00:00 Welcome and Intro to Johs Wu02:10 The Book Johs Wrote About Identity and Generational Patterns07:25 What "Friend First" and "Light Bringer" Actually Mean to Live Out13:19 When Living from Your Identity Becomes Striving28:47 Why God Shows Us Things That Haven't Happened Yet30:04 Peter's Denial and What Perfect Love Actually Looks Like36:00 Asking God What He Means — Not Just What He Said40:19 How Any Good Practice Can Become Performance53:09 Is Intentional Practice a Formula or a Muscle?1:05:43 The Last Word God Put on Johs's HeartIf something in this conversation stirred something in you, sit with it. And if you're ready to go deeper in hearing God for yourself, the links below are a good place to start.📖 Get Johs's book The Golden Wish Junior — https://amzn.to/48wITPA🔗 Join The Receive Academy — https://receiveacademy.com/🔗 Sign up for the next Hearing God Challenge — https://hearinggodchallenge.com/#HearingGod #IdentityInChrist #ListeningPrayer #SpiritualFormation #ReceiveAcademy