Living with a chronic illness can bring many physical challenges, but there are also other inevitable hidden psychological and emotional hurdles. In this post, we'll talk about some of those challenges along with some encouragement.
Do you ever feel stupid? Check out this post for six reminders.
Have you ever stayed in a harmful situation yet never said anything? Or have you gotten pleasure in telling others about the terrible things other people have done to you? If so, you may have a victim mindset. Don't worry. I've realized that I have the same problem, so I've compiled a list of reminders to combat it. Check 'em out here.
Do you ever procrastinate? Do you feel alone and a little ashamed? Well, read on for some encouragement and tips from my own struggle.
Do you ever feel like things would be so much better in the world if everyone would just follow the rules? If you're a Christian and answered yes, then you could be legalistic. Check out this post for more signs of legalism and my own struggle with it.
Have you been hurt by someone? Do you replay what happened over and over? Do you wait for the day that person will pay for what they did? Check out this post on why unforgiveness is a danger to us and how to forgive.
Have you ever heard of imposter syndrome? Do you ever question your ability and even your right to profess your faith to others—afraid you'll mess up and be exposed as an imposter? Overcome imposter syndrome with these reminders.
Are you discouraged at the thought of not being able to gather for Christmas? Me, too. But check out this post for a few tips to enjoy the moment anyway this Christmas.
Are you in a dating relationship and wondering if you should marry? Well, be sure to check out these dating red flags first.
Are you waiting for answers to a prayer right now? Do you secretly question when or if you'll receive your answer? I am in a season of unanswered prayer at the moment. I suspect I'm not alone. Our prayers may be different, but the waiting and the uncertainty aren't. Read on for five reminders for your season of unanswered prayer.
