Overcoming Anger - Step 9
In Step 6 we discussed the difference between running from sinful anger and running to the life God desires for us. This final chapter is de...
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20 of 45 episodesOvercoming Anger - Step 8
Are you enjoying where you are? Even if you are not “there yet,” can you identify aspects of this part of your journey that make it signific...
Overcoming Anger - Step 7
We are now squarely in the present tense. Admitting, acknowledging, understanding, repenting, and confessing were all focused on things we h...
Overcoming Anger - Step 6
As we get to the most “practical” part of the study, hopefully you are at a better place spiritually, relationally, emotionally, and in term...
Overcoming Anger - Step 5
If we became active in Step 4, then we are going public in Step 5. Confession that is less public than the sin which prompted its necessity...
Overcoming Anger - Step 4
This material is not another trip around the “try harder” merry-go-round! It is at Step 4 that you begin to experience the difference. Hopef...
Overcoming Anger - Step 3
It is unfortunate that this step will likely not be as satisfying as we would like. We often fall into the trap of thinking that if we under...
Overcoming Anger - Step 2
It is hard to admit how “off” we get when we are angry. One reason is because we often get angry for right reasons or legitimate causes. We...
Overcoming Anger - Step 1
Do you hear yourself in any of these statements? I’m not angry! I’m just frustrated! But if you don’t stop asking “what’s wrong” I may get a...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 9
At the end of chapter 8 we began to discuss the question, “What am I living for?” That is an essential question in our grief journey. Unless...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 8
New and normal are words that do not belong together. But that is precisely what step eight is all about, establishing a new normal. For mos...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 7
Goals and grief can be hard concepts to mesh. We wish they got along better. We want to be able to say, “I have Saturday open so I plan to g...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 6
There are two competing narratives for our grief: God’s and Satan’s. Every experience surrenders to an interpretation. Our interpretation of...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 5
No matter how “clean” our interpretations or how pure our story, the sadness of grief will remain. It will hurt because someone precious is...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 4
At several points in the study you have probably begun to question God, doubt Him, be angry at Him, or wonder if what you think about Him re...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 3
The most common way to “understand” grief is to think of it in terms of stages (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance) devel...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 2
Too often we hear the word “denial” and we think it means simply the willful resistance to acknowledging an obvious fact. When you’re in the...
Taking the Journey of Grief - Step 1
Even though it is only the beginning of this study, thank you for getting this far. It is a testimony to your strength and courage that in t...
Depression-Anxiety (Responsibility Perspective) - Step 9
If the law of God can be summarized in a positive command, then we must end this study talking about how to “run to” God rather than merely...
Depression-Anxiety (Responsibility Perspective) - Step 8
Are you enjoying where you are? Even if you are not “there yet,” can you identify aspects of this part of your journey that make it signific...