Words spoken can become sentences we carry. Verdicts we live inside. Discover how faith rewrites generational trauma. Jump to: What Is a “Sentence”? Generational Trauma Isn’t Just Personal — It’s Cultural Where Faith Meets Generational Trauma How to Break the Cycle: Trace It, Face It, Replace It You Are Not […]
Faith and Mental Health
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Stop the wild swing between past regrets and future fears. Learn how to ground your thoughts in the “Now” by binding truth to your heart. Sometimes my thoughts seem to go to another time. They don’t stay grounded in the here and now. They either swing out into the future […]
Quick answer: When someone asks “can you pray for me?”, you don’t need perfect words. Pray using a template of intimacy, such as the Lord’s Prayer or Psalm 23 with their name inserted, then let God lead you from the broad, big-picture request down to a “millimetre” focus on […]
We want God to answer our prayer our way, but there is a larger story going on, so we wait to see the way God answers prayer. Most weekends, when my children were young, I made buns for lunch. First, I would make the bread dough in a breadmaker, then […]
Quick answer: In Job 2:10, Job asks, “Shall we receive the good at the hand of God, and not receive the bad?” Faith that lasts doesn’t demand only blessing. It grows by knowing God more deeply in both the good seasons and the hard ones, trusting that we are fully […]
Quick answer: When stress piles up, it can feel like one unbeatable giant. The Bible story of David and Goliath offers a simple pattern for handling it: name every piece of the problem (the “ands”), identify the strength or resource you already have (the “but”), then take one deliberate action […]
God, will it always be like this? That was what their heart was wanting to know. The answer lay in knowing their slavemaster of despair. Hope is the dance partner of Faith and Love. In this post What Is Your Slavemaster? Locus of Control: What Does Your Focus Say? Crying […]