COVID-19: Coronavirus Fears and Emotionally Honest Faith
Everyone is stressed by the Coronavirus. And it’s not caring or helpful if someone tells you, “Don’t be afraid—have faith in God.” Unfortunately, great Bible…
Tag: Empathy for Emotions
Coronavirus Bible Verses
There's a lot of stress and fear with the spread of the coronavirus. We need the comfort, strength, and courage that God's Word brings. But some people unwittingly misuse Scripture to shut down emotions, shaming themselves or others for their weakness. This short Bible study encourages emotionally honest and courageous faith in Jesus.
COVID-19: “Fear Not.” With Jesus in the Coronavirus Pandemic
Dear Friends, In light of everything happening, we wanted to send a message to you all. What does it mean to be like Jesus as the…
5 Keys to Increase Your Emotional Intelligence (SMART Love)
90% of top performers in business utilized Emotional Intelligence (EQ) to succeed. Furthermore, their EQ was more important to their success than their IQ. EQ…
Re-Soul: 4 Ways Emotions Help You Love and Lead Better (and Prevent Burnout)
If you keep negating your emotions you’ll hurt yourself and people you love. Eventually you’ll burnout. This is true for pastors and other workers seeking…
Six Surprising Ways to Hear God’s Voice
We all want to discern what God may be saying to us. Here are some uncommon, but proven methods for hearing God. To be sure,…
When Henri Nouwen Couldn’t Feel God’s Love
The warmth of God’s presence can be elusive. In his secret journal, Henri Nouwen is vulnerable about a dark season in which he couldn’t feel…
God Cares for Your Emotions (Psalm 139)
Many Christians are stunted in their spiritual growth because they don’t understand or express their deep emotions and desires. As pastors, ministry leaders, caregivers, or…
Is the Enneagram Christian?
Is the Enneagram Christian? Some Christians are concerned that the Enneagram is New Age or Occult or only for Eastern religions. Because we use the…
Do Not Worry?
“Do not worry… Do not worry… Do not worry…” The Psalmist repeats his counsel three times in Psalm 37. (vv 1, 7, 8) Just like…
