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133 | Your Emotions Aren't Sinful: It's Okay Not to Be Okay
Manage episode 449777987 series 3332374
Many Christians struggle with the belief that their emotions are wrong or sinful, especially those who are highly sensitive.
In this episode, we're diving into what the Bible actually teaches about emotions and debunking common misconceptions. Discover how emotions are God-given, explore Biblical examples of emotional expression, and learn why your feelings aren't in conflict with your faith.
Whether you're dealing with anxiety, anger, or sadness, this episode offers a grace-filled perspective on embracing your emotions while growing in your faith journey. Perfect for those seeking to build emotional resilience without compromising their spiritual walk.
Episode 43: The Truth About Christian Meditation and Affirmations
Related Episodes:
119 | Spiritual Formation: The Connection Between Faith and Emotional Resilience
109 | The Hidden Problem of Ignoring and Suppressing Your Emotions
107 | The Real Reason Your Faith Isn't Helping You Manage Your Emotions
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šā£Free gift: Journal Your Feelings Roadmap: 5 Steps to Process Your Emotions as an HSP or Introvert (includes journaling prompts) https://latoyaedwards.net/guide
āļøJoin the FB community: https://latoyaedwards.net/community
Does it feel like your emotions are a storm you canāt control? Do you long for peace, but instead, youāre stuck overthinking, overwhelmed, and unsure of how to move forward? Imagine waking up feeling calm, confident, and capable of handling whatever life throws your way. This transformation is possibleāand Iām here to guide you there!
āSign up for Private Coaching with LaToya: https://latoyaedwards.net/coaching
163 episod
133 | Your Emotions Aren't Sinful: It's Okay Not to Be Okay
Journal Your Feelings | Manage Your Emotions, Reduce Stress, Self-Care for HSPs, Journaling Tips
Manage episode 449777987 series 3332374
Many Christians struggle with the belief that their emotions are wrong or sinful, especially those who are highly sensitive.
In this episode, we're diving into what the Bible actually teaches about emotions and debunking common misconceptions. Discover how emotions are God-given, explore Biblical examples of emotional expression, and learn why your feelings aren't in conflict with your faith.
Whether you're dealing with anxiety, anger, or sadness, this episode offers a grace-filled perspective on embracing your emotions while growing in your faith journey. Perfect for those seeking to build emotional resilience without compromising their spiritual walk.
Episode 43: The Truth About Christian Meditation and Affirmations
Related Episodes:
119 | Spiritual Formation: The Connection Between Faith and Emotional Resilience
109 | The Hidden Problem of Ignoring and Suppressing Your Emotions
107 | The Real Reason Your Faith Isn't Helping You Manage Your Emotions
______________________________________________________________________
šā£Free gift: Journal Your Feelings Roadmap: 5 Steps to Process Your Emotions as an HSP or Introvert (includes journaling prompts) https://latoyaedwards.net/guide
āļøJoin the FB community: https://latoyaedwards.net/community
Does it feel like your emotions are a storm you canāt control? Do you long for peace, but instead, youāre stuck overthinking, overwhelmed, and unsure of how to move forward? Imagine waking up feeling calm, confident, and capable of handling whatever life throws your way. This transformation is possibleāand Iām here to guide you there!
āSign up for Private Coaching with LaToya: https://latoyaedwards.net/coaching
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