Sermons About Emotions
The Psalms and Our Envy
What is it that keeps us looking all around and comparing ourselves to others? And how does this effect our relationship to God? Psalm 73 presents an honest picture of envy and the path from envy to worship.
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The Pslams and Our Despair
What do we do when we feel loss, disappointment, depression or despair? Often we look to false hopes and turn inward. The Psalms call us turn toward God and lament - and in doing so, find true hope.
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The Pslams and Anger
Everyone gets angry. Often our anger damages our relationships and ourselves. The Psalms help us see how our anger calls us to look beneath the surface and wrestle with God.
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The Pslams and Anger
Everyone gets angry. Often our anger damages our relationships and ourselves. The Psalms help us see how our anger calls us to look beneath the surface and wrestle with God.
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The Psalms and Our Negative Emotions
The Psalms are a window into the soul in all its complexity and variety. Christians often think the negative or dark emotions are sign of immaturity or a lack of faith. But, in fact, all our emotions reveal our deepest questions about God and our invitations to a greater faith.
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The Psalms and Our Negative Emotions
The Psalms are a window into the soul in all its complexity and variety. Christians often think the negative or dark emotions are sign of immaturity or a lack of faith. But, in fact, all our emotions reveal our deepest questions about God and our invitations to a greater faith.
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True Friendship: The Paralytic
A message taught by Pastor Ken Baugh, of Coast Hills Community Church, on the topic of the Paralytic and the meaning of true friendship.
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Less is More
This message introduces the Take It To The Limit message series which was originally given by Andy Stanley. Our culture encourages us to live as if we have no limits. So we fill up our schedules and empty our bank accounts. We do as much as we can, spend as much as we can and acquire as much as we can. Life on the edge means life with no margin. Life without margin is a recipe for personal disaster. Margin is the space between your current performance and your limits. When you reach the limit of your resources, strength, capacity or self-control, you have no margin. And without margin, you have no room for error. The consequences of margin-less living are most apparent in our relationships. Love, intimacy, and friendship happen in the unstructured, unhurried world of margin.
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Baggage - Part 3 - Healing Emotional Baggage
When other people victimize us or abuse us, we are the one's left handling the baggage. Jesus invites us to experience healing from the emotional baggage that weighs us down and keeps us in bondage.
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Managing Emotions
Our emotions are a gift from God. Expressed in a proper manner, emotions make life beautiful, rich, full, eliminate monotony and contribute much to both the enjoyment and effectiveness of living. Negative emotions can also be responsible for some of the greatest tragedies in life. Whether our lives are meaningful or miserable may be directly related to the health of our emotions.
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