Stephanie Ike, an associate pastor and communicator from Nigeria, shares her journey of spreading God's love in America through her work as an author and filmmaker. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing personal pain, loving oneself, and understanding one's identity in God. Key themes include embracing faith and hope, the need for humanitarianism, and navigating expectations in relationships.

1. Your Calling & Your
Healing with
THE THINK ALPHA PROJECT
Stephanie IkeStephanie Ike
thinkalpha.netValentine Ewudo

2. Stephanie was born and raised in Nigeria,
and is the Associate Pastor of One Church
LA. She’s known since a very young age
that she wanted to come to America and
spread the message about the love of God.
She discusses her journey and how she was
able to move forward in her life on this
episode.
Stephanie Ike is a remarkable
communicator with a message of faith,
hope and love. A message she masterfully
delivers as an author, pastor and
filmmaker. She’s passionate about leading
people into an understanding of God’s
unconditional love and the identity they
possess in Him.

3. KEY POINTS
Recognizing stop signs in life
Taking time to notice your surroundings
Becoming aware of the path you’re on
Communicating with faith hope and love
Embracing who you are called to make you less
reactive to things that you may find temporarily
offensive
Live for something greater than yourself
Love seeks truth and justice
Our faith allows us to remain strong in our beliefs
Dealing with Anger and Pain
People do things to hurt others out of their own
brokenness
Learn how to see yourself on both ends; one who
causes pain and one who’s been the victim of pain
Holding on to pain destroys you

4. Love and Expectations
If you treat yourself negatively you’re more
likely to give that to others
Ask yourself why about any expectations you’ve
set for yourself and others
Allow yourself to recognize areas in your life
that need healing
KEY QUOTES
I believe the best learners are people that always
ask questions (4:50)
Every human should be a humanitarian (12:20)
I call myself a communicator with a message of
faith hope and love (18:08)
From speaking with her I could tell that she was
at the verge..it was one glimpse of hope she was
looking for (11:17)

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