Tameka AndersonBehavior Coach | Creator of the THRIVE™ Framework & CALM Method™ at Cultivate Potential Strategies

Pt. 2 You Don’t Trust People. Do This.

9 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this segment of the YouTube video, the speaker examines how Jesus responded to betrayal by Judas, highlighting that Jesus offered mercy and grace without publicly condemning Judas, yet he did not place his trust in him for critical support. The speaker uses this biblical example to illustrate a balanced approach to dealing with personal betrayal: extend compassion while recognizing the limits of reliance on the betrayer. The segment concludes by prompting viewers to reflect on their own responses to those who have betrayed them, encouraging a thoughtful, self‑examined stance rather than reactive retaliation.

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So now we've done the hard work in identifying the root of the betrayal. The next thing that I notice is how Jesus modeled perfectly how to deal with betrayal, especially from someone who was in his circle, if you will, right? When you think about Jesus and you think about Judas, look at how His relationship was with him. He didn't, he didn't even call him out. He knew exactly who Judas was, and he still showed mercy and grace and everything. However, he was not in the inner, inner circle, right? When Jesus needed someone to lean on, Judas was never the person that he called. So ask yourself this question: how do you handle the person who's betrayed you?