Built, Not Broken: Faith, Healing and Purpose, with Timmy Ivy
Choosing Authenticity and Vulnerability for the Kingdom
Aug 27, 20261 minS1
<p>Choosing Authenticity and Vulnerability for the Kingdom</p>
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This is a transparent journey through a real person’s formation process—told in first person, from childhood trauma and survival into identity, authority, and victory in Christ. In each episode, Timothy Ivy shares what he lived through—rejection, fear, instability, and silence—and then walks listeners through how God interrupted those narratives and rebuilt his identity. This is not a highlight reel; it’s the process most people never talk about.
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Built, Not Broken: Faith, Healing and Purpose, with Timmy Ivy
<p>Choosing Authenticity and Vulnerability for the Kingdom</p>
Episode #5
<p>Episode 5: Learning to Rest</p><p>In this episode of Built, Not Broken, Timothy Ivy explores what it means to rest after a lifetime of survival, responsibility, and staying on guard. Through a vulnerable childhood memory and a present-day act of faith, he shares how hypervigilance, fear, and self-reliance can make rest feel unfamiliar—even unsafe.</p><p></p><p><br /></p>
Episode #4
<p>In Episode 4 of Built, Not Broken, Timothy Ivy shares what it means to move from surviving alone to learning how to receive. Through personal stories of childhood care, faithful friendships, an iPod gift, and an unexpected act of generosity at a restaurant, this episode explores why love, help, rest, affirmation, and emotional care can feel uncomfortable when self-reliance has been a way of life.</p><p>This is a conversation about safe relationships, healthy boundaries, the difference between being used and being genuinely cared for, and allowing God to heal the parts of us that learned to carry everything...
Episode #3
<p>Episode 3: When Truth Starts Changing Your Patterns. | Built, Not Broken</p><p>In this episode, Timothy Ivy explores how childhood survival patterns can follow us into adulthood—especially in the ways we handle trust, control, rest, and relationships.</p><p>What may look like independence on the outside can sometimes be fear, self-protection, and the belief that needing people is unsafe. Timothy shares honestly about learning to carry everything alone, keeping relationships at a distance, and the ways God began confronting the illusion that he had to hold his whole life together by himself.</p><p>This episode is ab...
Episode #2
<p>Episode 2 – The First Cracks in Survival Mode</p><p>In this episode, Timothy Ivy looks at how childhood survival shaped his emotions, nervous system, and relationships, then shows the first ways God began to challenge the lie that he was on his own—through his mother’s transformation, God‑given friendships, and scriptures about God’s presence and adoption. Listeners are invited to recognize where they still live like everything depends on them and begin letting God’s truth confront those patterns.</p><p></p>
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