To accept that you are both a burden and a joy is to embrace the fullness of who you are in Christ. It means acknowledging your need for others, while also celebrating the ways you bring light and love into the world. In our weaknesses, we are met with God’s grace, and in our joys, we reflect His goodness.
Read MoreGrieving as a Christian involves a unique blend of emotional processing and spiritual reflection. By understanding the stages of grief through a faith-based perspective, you can find comfort and hope in God's promises. As you navigate your grief, know that you are held in God’s loving embrace. Each stage of grief is a step on your journey, and you don’t have to walk it alone.
Read MorePeople pleasing is a behavior that, on the surface, may seem benign or even virtuous. After all, who doesn't want to be liked and maintain harmonious relationships. However, the reality is that people pleasing can be deeply destructive, both to the individual engaging in it and to those around them. Here we explore the nature of people pleasing, its biblical implications, and how Christians can overcome this behavior.
Read MoreFor Christians seeking therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) holds particular significance, providing a pathway that aligns with their faith and values. In this blog post, we'll explore why CBT therapy stands out as a powerful therapeutic approach for Christians, offering insights into its compatibility with Christian principles and its potential for fostering spiritual growth and emotional well-being.
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