Have you ever heard anyone say they’re in “thrive mode” when life hits hard? Probably not. Most of us operate in “survival mode” when we experience suffering. I’ve been there, and I bet you have too.
Tag Archives: depression
Can I Fight Back With Joy? [Episode 81 With Margaret Feinberg]
What do you do when you suddenly find yourself on a battlefield in life?
Can I Make the Low Places of My Life the High Places of My Faith? [Episode 74]
We all have low places in life.
Hospital waiting rooms, funerals, half-empty bank accounts, hard marriages, and chronic illness are just a few. Low places take us to the bottom of ourselves and leave us feeling down.
Friend, you may be walking through a low place right now.
Can I Break Free From the Stronghold of Fear? [Episode 59 With Wendy Blight]
Free download alert! Get your free Fear Fighting Scripture download in the links below.
We all have a blanket of faith.
Can I Be Okay With Not Being Okay? [Episode 43 With Sheila Walsh]
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Do you feel like everything in your life has to be perfect for you to be loved and accepted?
According to the General Social Survey, which has tracked Americans’ moods since 1972, women are becoming less and less happy. While there are many variables, one big reason is our self-imposed drive to be perfect.
Jennifer Spills the Beans About Depression [Episode 25]
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Depression. It’s something I get asked lots of questions about both online and at my conferences—and, sister, it’s also something I have experienced.
Several years ago, I was traveling the country, teaching the Bible, and speaking of God’s peace and goodness, but privately I was battling depression. For me, it was a rough year full of questions, discontent, and despair.
