Dealing With Difficulties – Burnout
Burnout seems to be a common term thrown around church services, almost exclusively. We use it to describe a person who can no longer go on, they have been burning […]
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Dealing With Difficulties – Peer Pressure
Social pressure exerted by one’s peer group to take action, adopt values, or conform in some way in order to gain acceptance. This is a trait of a fallen […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Loneliness
Loneliness can mean either isolated from God, or from other humans, longing for acceptance. Loneliness can be a painful place to be, so lets look at some scriptures that […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Bitterness
The best way to describe bitterness is anger, that has settled in for the long term. Anger that has got out of hand. Anger which can be good, because it […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Difficulties
The best way in dealing with difficulties is to take them to the One who loves us the most. The One who laid His life down for us, so […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Influence
I often ponder on, the more status some Christians gain in their careers and their communities, the less vocal they become about their Christian faith. Instead of acknowledging God for […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Frustration
One of the definitions of frustration: “The state of being frustrated, especially in reaction to personal desires.” True worship involves speaking the truth. The truth includes how we feel, […]
Dealing With Difficulties: Failure
I can assure you from personal experience, the thought of failure can be soul searching, but I believe that a person that has never tried to make anything, because they […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Sex
This series is dedicated to offering biblical advice and help on some of life’s issues. Especially some of the nasty ones. To make it easy for you all to find, you’ll be […]
Dealing With Difficulties – Anxiety
Today we’re starting a new series, in which we hope to offer biblical advice and help on some of life’s issues. Especially some of the nasty ones. To make it […]
My Lord, My Friend 