Harnessing Your Grief
Grief was not a part of Eden and it won’t be a part of Heaven. It is a result of the fall, but there is a good side.
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How To Come Back From the Burden of Shame
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Harnessing Your Fear to Build Your Faith
Resilience is harnessing difficult emotions to build your faith. Today we talk about how to harness fear and anxiety, and we’ll look at the incredible story of King Jehoshaphat. Here was a guy who turned to God in his darkest moment and ended up experiencing his biggest blessing.
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How To Harness Your Anger for Good
Anger is often the superficial emotion covering over a deeper, less acceptable emotion.
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Resilience and the Power of Emotions
The key to resilience isn’t stuffing your emotions, it’s harnessing them. Feelings aren’t sinful. They are signposts to draw us toward greater dependence on God.
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Helping Teens with Depression
Studies show that almost a third of teenagers will battle depression at some point during adolescence. We need to be equipped to recognize the signs of depression and how we can help.
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Dealing with Our Thoughts
We cannot control our thoughts, but we can respond to them in a healthy way so that we can still choose behavior that honors God.
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How to Stop Complaining
Complaining leads to more complaining – stuck in our own perspective forgetting God’s bigger plan.
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Is It Okay to Take Medication for Depression and Anxiety?
Christians who suffer from depression and anxiety often hesitate to take medication. Is that right?
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Teen Anxiety and Depression: How to Overcome
Shaelin shares about how she broke through anxiety and depression with the help of God and his people.
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Avoiding the “Happiness Trap”
The quest for personal happiness can be exhausting if it means trying to avoid all negative emotions and experiences.
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Dealing with Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are born out of a distorted body image that robs women from appreciating the bodies God gave them.
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Four Steps to Expressing Emotions
Understanding your emotions is only part of the battle. The next challenge is knowing how to express them.
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Applying EQ in Everyday Environments
EQ measures your emotional and relational health. It’s the ability to know yourself and to empathize and understand others. Here’s how it impacts your spouse, parent, co-worker, and friend.
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The Bright Side of God’s Kingdom
In Jesus’ most famous sermon he teaches his followers what it means to be truly “blessed”. Followers of Jesus should be the happiest people in the world, even when the world is falling apart.
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Three Markers of a Self-Aware Person
Humans are made in God’s image, but we’re also born with a sin nature. Learning to be self-aware will help Christians live out their new nature. Ezekiel 36:26
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God Wants Your EQ
Even though EQ is a new idea to us, God had it in mind all along.
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Miracle at the Healing Pool
In a world where everyone is for himself, some people never have a chance to find their miracle. But Jesus has the power to help the desperate ones.
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Taking Ownership of Your Mistakes
A common character flaw is failing to own your own mistakes. Next time you’re temped to point a finger, try the four A’s instead.
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Does God Still Heal People?
How do we pray for Christians when they are sick? Should we look for a miracle or is God done handing out miracles?
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Dealing with Chronic Pain
Millions of people suffer from chronic pain, but practical tools are available to help you cope mentally and emotionally.
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Body Image From a Christian Perspective
God teaches you how to be thankful for your body, and stop worrying about your appearance.
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Suicide, the Bible, and Christian Living
Seven suicides are recorded in the Bible, and there’s a lesson to be learned from them.
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Myths About PTSD
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is real, but don’t be discouraged from seeking help by mixed-up ideas about PTSD.
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