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Guilty, But Forgiven

Today Can Be Different Posted on April 9, 2025 by SherylApril 7, 2025
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Thankfully, our heavenly Father knows us. He understands our pain. He sympathizes with our failures. When we allow Him to enter our dysfunction, we experience what it’s like to be whole. We discover the person we are in Him – because of Him.

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged discouragement, forgive, forgiven, forgiveness, forgiving, Galatians 2:20, God's forgiveness, guilt, guilty, Hebrews 4:16, lies, repent, repentance, repenting, resurrection, sin, sins

When your loved one is dealing with depression

Today Can Be Different Posted on May 15, 2021 by SherylMay 15, 2021
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God knows we’re not equipped to shoulder anxieties, worries and concerns – our own or anybody else’s. We can cast (or throw) whatever causes us distress onto His huge shoulders. Whenever we try to do anything (including helping someone in trouble) or bear anything (including depression) in our own strength, we become physically and emotionally drained. Then, rather than experiencing a breakthrough, we end up discouraged and worse off.

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Posted in Depression and Anxiety | Tagged 1 Peter 5:7, chronic depression, chronic emotional struggle, dealing with depression, depression, depression and anxiety, disappointment, discouragement, emotional, emotions, exhaustion, frustration, hopelessness, mental health, mental health awareness, overcoming depression, struggling with depression

We can survive any crisis

Today Can Be Different Posted on March 19, 2020 by SherylMarch 19, 2020

Life can be scary, especially when it takes a devastating turn. Isn’t it reassuring that God will never change? He’ll always be the Father of mercies. And the God of all comfort.

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Posted in Christian Up! (Maturing in Our Walk) | Tagged 2 Corinthians 1:3, 2 Corinthians 1:4, affliction, anger, comfort, coronavirus, crisis, devastating consequences, devastating storms, discouragement, fear, hurting, loneliness, pandemic, strength, trauma, unimaginable, unimaginable suffering

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