The Lies We Believe—and How to Break Free
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What advice do Candace and Madison give for dating in your mid-30s?
Can you give any advice on where you could meet someone to date in your mid 30s? Not reality TV. Life is like a roller coaster, but it's better when we go through it together. Welcome to the Candice Cameron Bure podcast. This podcast is not about me. I have made it for you. We share conversations about life's challenges, our celebrations, and everything in between. And this season, we're talking about living an honest life. My co-host, Madison Pruitt Trout, is with me for 12 honest and vulnerable conversations. If you are watching on YouTube, click to subscribe, then make sure you tap the bell to get notified. Come join us.
Hi, welcome back. Good to be back. It's always so fun. I felt like I was so... interested in our conversation last weekend because I just really had no idea about The Bachelor and just getting to hear how that all went down for you, how you even got to be on the show was, it just makes me know who you are that much more and where your heart is at and knowing that you are such a strong woman of faith and your life's goal is to share that truth and honesty and in love is just so encouraging. So I'm just excited about all of these conversations we're going to have. Today, we're going to talk about about lies, the lies from the enemy. But before we get into that conversation, I'm going to start off with a listener question.
We're going to change it up. I always finish with one. But we're going to start with them. We forgot about it last time. I know, we did. I really liked this question, and I think it's very fitting for you. This is, oh, we don't have a name. She says, can you give any advice on where you could meet someone to date in your mid-30s?
Not reality TV. I'm just kidding. You know, teach their own if that's where the Lord is leading you. You know, first I just want to say when I read in 1 Corinthians 7, I see that the single life is not a life that is less than. You are not on the sidelines. You are not less whole and waiting to find your person to make you complete. And it talks about in scripture that you actually have this beautiful opportunity to have undivided devotion to Jesus. And so taking this season to get fully healthy and heal and holy and and just taking this time to run your race, like don't sit on the sidelines. I think a lie I believed when I was single is, you know, that I have to wait for my person before I can fully run my race and do what I feel like God's called me to do.
but this isn't inactive, it's active. You're in the game, you're playing in the game and God's got, you know, something beautiful he wants to do in this season. I think practically just keep putting yourself out there. You know, my husband and I met each other through mutual friends. Like we got set up on a blind date. So you just never know, like keep surrounding yourself with amazing godly people and have them be a part of this journey with you. Hey, I would love to get married one day.
How can we identify the lies that keep us feeling stuck?
So if you know of anybody If you know of any opportunities, like, you know, put me out there. My friends apply me for the bachelor. That wasn't how I met my husband, but those are some good friends, you know? No, I'm just kidding. But that, however, you can put yourself in an environment to set yourself up for success. I think so often we're like waiting for, you know, friends or the person we want to marry one day, like Amazon packages. We're like, we wanted to just drop on our door and just find us in the most crazy way. But it's like, you got to put yourself in those environments to find what you're looking for.
I agree. I mean, listen, I've been out of the dating scene for 30 years and didn't do much 30 years ago either. That's beautiful. However, I do have kids that have been in the dating scene and it's changed so much since I was young. And I think my advice from what I've seen and experienced is that what What I believe is lost today is human connection because of our phones, because of social media, because of dating apps. And I'm not saying that those aren't good tools.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What advice do Candace and Madison give for dating in your mid-30s?
0:00–3:25
2
How can we identify the lies that keep us feeling stuck?
3:25–6:24
3
What personal story illustrates the impact of hidden beliefs?
6:24–9:04
4
What are the three original lies from Genesis that affect us today?
9:04–11:27
5
How can honesty lead to spiritual freedom?
11:27–15:16
6
What practical steps can we take to replace lies with truth?
15:16–19:20
7
How can we stay spiritually grounded while pursuing fitness goals?
19:20–23:12
8
What is the importance of community in overcoming personal struggles?
23:12–38:32