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Defined or Refined? When you face difficulty, insurmountable obstacles, great loss, or other massive things, it forces a choice: Will you be defined by this? Or will you be refined by this? When we lost our son in 2013, Lisa and I quickly realized that this loss could easily...

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Фото профиля Stacey Swan
Stacey Swan1 месяц назад

Thank you for this, I am currently in the fire.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля Atkina Starling
Atkina Starling1 месяц назад

TY for this. In past 10mo, I've lost my marriage, dogs, home, money & my best friend died of cancer, plus incurable lung disease is diagnosed as I turn 60. Frightening, yes, but I know my Redeemer loves me & provides what is best.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

I'm so sorry. Praying for you

Фото профиля cst
cst1 месяц назад

A friend said, you’ve been thru the fire but you don’t smell like smoke. Best compliment I could get!

Фото профиля Sandy A Patriot🇺🇸
Sandy A Patriot🇺🇸1 месяц назад

Love this ….so true ❤️❤️❤️

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля DAB
DAB1 месяц назад

First off, Dr. Warren, I'm so sorry for your loss, And what you speak of you earned the right to say and to be heard. I am really thinking about your wisdom here and how I can apply it to my life. It is profound.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

Thank you so much.

Фото профиля Joffrey
Joffrey1 месяц назад

Thank you very much, it's very interesting ! It open new ways of thinking.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏🫡

Фото профиля alkm 🌻
alkm 🌻1 месяц назад

@JohnBeaudoinSr Saw your Facebook repost by the parent who lost two sons. 💔. Just came across this. ❤️🙏🏼

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

@JohnBeaudoinSr Welcome.🙏

Фото профиля CDorsey
CDorsey1 месяц назад

🙌🏼

Фото профиля OldBassFiddle
OldBassFiddle1 месяц назад

The timing of your messages have been a godsemd to me. Thank you, doc. Stay blessed.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

I'm so grateful. You too!

Фото профиля Dru Kuhlman
Dru Kuhlman1 месяц назад

Life's trials and tribulations moulded me into a lone wolf in my younger years; age further evolved my life into wisdom and peaceful independence. I love living alone, enjoying my own company, and welcoming people in only when I choose. This hard-won refinement has served me well

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля Laura Woo ☮️ 💜 🌎
Laura Woo ☮️ 💜 🌎1 месяц назад

Just started following you yesterday. Very grateful for these nuggets of wisdom and experience ♥️

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

Thank you!🙏

Фото профиля ChristisKing
ChristisKing1 месяц назад

A blessing Once more

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля Cheryl Cross
Cheryl Cross1 месяц назад

Thank you Dr. Lee! I’ve been in the fire 🔥 for many years. And sadly this has defined a good portion of my life. I think the Lord has more refining to do in my life. Thank you for sharing this word! 🙏🏻

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

Thank you.😊 Praying for you

Фото профиля Lila Foss Krause
Lila Foss Krause1 месяц назад

The redemption of pain. Thank you - this explains so much and is a phrase i have been searching for…

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля I'll Give You Something To Cry About
I'll Give You Something To Cry About1 месяц назад

Thank you. That was just what I needed to hear today. 🙏

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏

Фото профиля svp
svp1 месяц назад

🙏✌️❤️

Фото профиля Golden Age Lynnette
Golden Age Lynnette1 месяц назад

You have helped me immensely going through the grief of my 37 yo daughter to suicide on 7/6/2026. I can’t thank you enough. It’s still a journey, but your words resonate with what I’m going through. They bring comfort to know this is not where the story ends.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

I'm so sorry. We are praying for you.

Фото профиля Picasso_1963
Picasso_19631 месяц назад

This hit home due to the loss of my husband d Aug 15th from his 3rd round of curative chemo. Its a hard one to bare.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

I'm so sorry. Praying for you.

Фото профиля Carrie
Carrie1 месяц назад

Thank you for this 🙏 I’m currently smoldering and have been for a year.

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

Praying for you

Фото профиля Carrie
Carrie1 месяц назад

Appreciate you, thank you.

Фото профиля Holly
Holly1 месяц назад

Refined... already done!

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

🙏🫡

Фото профиля The Long Horizon Framework
The Long Horizon Framework1 месяц назад

Hello Dr. Warren. I have been researching pain gate theory associated with depression, and how it can keep the gate open, and therefore make the pain more severe or prolonged. I have read that taking drugs such as Zoloft, can help a person with their depression, and alleviate keeping the gate open. I was wondering if you would consider doing a post, with your opinions on this topic? Thank you!

Фото профиля QTWIQ
QTWIQ1 месяц назад

Timely TY

Фото профиля Keep Calm $ Crypto ᛤ
Keep Calm $ Crypto ᛤ1 месяц назад

We are refineries!

Фото профиля cdogh
cdogh1 месяц назад

i can show rmore from Ontario 🇨🇦

Фото профиля Melanie
Melanie1 месяц назад

This is what God revealed to me just this week. After a lifetime defined by trauma and pain, God showed me that by allowing the past to define me, I still worship the fruits of the flesh instead of reveling in the fruits of the Spirit. No more.

Фото профиля Dr Haifa A Al Haamed 🇸🇦💚 @KFSH&RC, mental dep
Dr Haifa A Al Haamed 🇸🇦💚 @KFSH&RC, mental dep1 месяц назад

Yeah, pain can become part of a person’s story without becoming their entire identity. Healing is not about forgetting the loss or moving on from it, but slowly learning how to live alongside it without allowing it to take over everything that comes after. Sometimes the deepest kind of healing is when the pain is still there, but it no longer speaks louder than the rest of life. Over time, meaning, strength, and even purpose can begin to grow around what was once only loss. #PostTraumaticGrowth #PTG

Фото профиля Private
Private1 месяц назад

🌹💧

Фото профиля Redeemed
Redeemed1 месяц назад

Sorry for your loss Doc. Thanks for the uplifting message on refinements. 🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌

Фото профиля Dr. Lee Warren
Dr. Lee Warren1 месяц назад

Thanks so much

Фото профиля PJandBRU
PJandBRU1 месяц назад

Refined!!! Thank you Dr. Warren. Please keep my 31 y.o. Son, Warren, in your prayers. I currently have him blocked and it is one of the greatest hardships I have gone through. I hope he finds and follows you.

Фото профиля jenn
jenn1 месяц назад

I really enjoy your stuff. 🖤

Фото профиля cdogh
cdogh1 месяц назад

Contact me please last my son from Ontario 🇨🇦

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