After many suicidal attempts due to chronic depression, I’m thankful to be alive. Indeed, without God’s constant intervention, I wouldn’t be writing to you today. Yet as an adult, even though I knew Jesus as my Savior and spent lots … Continue reading →
Anxiety. Depression. Missed opportunities. Lost jobs. These are just a few of the consequences of chronic procrastination. People struggle with different degrees of delaying or not accomplishing their goals. Sometimes (depending on the importance of the task) we can get … Continue reading →
If we don’t watch out, we can develop the habit of living in anger or disappointment, finding the negative in almost everything and everyone. Unfortunately, the longer we remain in that mindset, the harder it is to reverse it. And … Continue reading →
I hear from many people, including Christians, about how much they’re struggling with depression and anxiety, especially during the holidays. And it saddens me that they feel they have to confess it in a whisper. Their whispered confession is less … Continue reading →
The four-year-old jumps out of her hiding place. “Boo!” Susie is expecting a fun reaction from her daddy, but his face quickly turns from delight to confusion. Instead of grabbing her playfully into his arms, he begins backing away, sweat … Continue reading →
