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Biblical Help for Emotions Bible Study
1 - Attitude of the Cross
Many Christians receive salvation and then live a life feeling defeated. They are depressed, fearful, or angry. Christ came to heal the brokenhearted. This lesson will examine how the forgiveness found at the cross of Christ should affect our daily attitudes.
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2 - Lies, Fantasies, and Idols
Anxiety develops as we begin to fantasize about how wonderful life would be “if only…” Learn how to conquer anxiety through faith in Christ.
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3 - Anger Without Sin
Anger is simply an emotion. Just like joy or sorrow, anger is an emotion that we all experience. However, it can be a powerful emotion that has a grip on many. Ungodly anger traps each of us from time to time, but for some, anger has developed into a painful habit. Instead of letting anger boil to the point of spewing ugly, hurtful words, we each need to stop and examine the source.
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4 - Self-Esteem or Esteeming God?
One of the largest anti-biblical concepts that have filtered into the Christian church is the idea self-esteem. So biblically, what do we do with feelings of inadequacy? Listen to find out.
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5 - Grief, Depression, and the Blues
Throughout the Bible, we read about people struggling with grief and sorrow. These times of heartache come about for various reasons. They may be caused by the sin of others, our own sin, or the consequences of living in a fallen world. We can slip into depression when we lose sight of God’s eternal perspective as we regret the past, live for today, and fear tomorrow.
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6 - Habitual Sins
Habitual sins are recurring selfish responses to situations in our lives. Sinful habits can include alcohol, drugs, sexual immorality, pornography, preoccupation with body image, greed, laziness, lying, anger, bitterness, fear, anxiety, negative thinking, criticizing others, etc. Since we have already discussed some of these sins in previous studies, we will now concentrate on what the secular world would call “addictions.”
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7 - Godly Social Skills
People say that communication is one of the biggest problems in relationships. It is one of the top complaints in marriages, between parents and children, in the work place, and between friends. There are multitudes of misunderstandings, hurt feelings, and frustrations that stem from the way we relate to each other. No matter how hard we try, we will never be totally free of miscommunications. However, as with every other important aspect of life, the Bible teaches principles that will help our social skills.
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8 - Grace Inspires Love
All of us want the blessings of joy and peace that the Bible promises. Yet, if we seek after the experience of joy and peace, it seems to elude us. The more we chase the experience, the more it becomes an idol. The goal is not to experience joy and peace, but to worship our Creator and live for Him. The more we draw close to Christ in our daily activities, the more His love will fill our hearts, and the more we will be able to express that love to others. Joy and peace are the natural result of a worshipful life.
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