Hang on to Hope {Guest: Dr. Michelle Bengtson}
Welcome special guest, Dr. Michelle Bengtson to the blog today. She is a neuropsychologist well acquainted with depression, medically and spiritually. Her book “Hope Prevails” and the follow-up Bible study, have helped many who struggle with depression, or...
Are Your Emotions Lying to You? {Interview with Pastor Marc Schelske}
My face squinted and I stopped short when I saw it. The blog post title said, “Emotions are liars.” Although this phrase sparked head nodding conversation with others, I couldn’t agree to it. Something struck dissonance. I wasn’t able to...
God Let Me Down, Now What?
We say funny things as believers. Well, funny as in a little weird. But not funny for the way they cause us to stumble in our Christian faith. The saying below is one of them. It implies that God will not let me down. But He will and as hard as it is to believe, this...
To Take or To Trust
I was barely old enough to write out words. Yet, with misspellings and tears, the note I wrote to my parents that day still comes to mind. My brother didn’t want me playing with his ball, and I did. I wanted it. I took it. With a tinge of guilt I bounced it on the...
How Your Biggest Questions Can Save Your Faith {Guest Post: Jennifer Dukes Lee}
My oldest daughter asks her hardest questions at bedtime, when we flop open the pages of Scripture atop her quilt. This night, the story of David and Goliath finds us. I read aloud about a heroic boy who felled a giant with one smooth stone. In the bluish light of her...
I believe God has more peace, joy, and freedom than many of us come to know. I want this for us.
I also believe God is bigger and better than any of us can ever know. I want us to see more of Him daily.
Here we’ll journey through areas of emotional health, soul care, and spiritual growth in order to cultivate a life-well lived and a soul well-nourished. Not a perfect life, but a life reliant on the One who is perfect.
While it may not be easy, it’s worth it.
You in?
**NOTE: I am not a licensed therapist or clinician. Any advice given on this site is strictly my observations and insights based on personal experiences and study. It should in no way take the place of professional assistance.
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