by Barbara Hitching | Apr 28, 2022 | Bible Study, Brain health, Christian living |
I love trees. All shapes, sizes, and species. There is something majestic and inviting about them. Stepping beneath the canopy of the forest, I automatically inhale deeply. As my body relaxes, a feeling of contentment embraces me, and my soul is nurtured; I am in a...
by Barbara Hitching | Apr 21, 2022 | Abuse, Brain health, Emotional Wellness, Trauma |
This morning, a beautiful rust-colored bird got into my screened porch. Greatly distressed, he flew against the screen, first on one side, then another. Seeing me, he grew more frightened; not thinking clearly, he repeatedly flew into the screen, attempting to escape....
by Barbara Hitching | Mar 9, 2022 | Brain health, Christian living, Emotional Wellness |
Let Go of the Fear of Failure Let go of what you can’t do, of what people might think, and step out of the boat. Try! It’s okay not to be perfect. 4 Minute Read Fear of Failure Have you ever avoided trying something new because you were afraid of failing? It is...
by Barbara Hitching | Jan 20, 2022 | Brain health, Christian living, Emotional Wellness, Healing |
The New Year is filled with possibilities! You guessed it! New adventures and new opportunities to experience the goodness of the Lord await your discovery. Possibilities. Isn’t that an exciting word?! But did you know your brain may feel skeptical or even nervous...
by Barbara Hitching | Nov 17, 2021 | Bible Study, Brain health, Christian living |
What’s Your Favorite Book? 2 Minute Read Do you have a favorite book? I do. It comforts me when I am grieving, calms me when I am angry, encourages me when I’m afraid, and gives me direction when I feel overwhelmed or lost – it is the Word of God. No...
by Barbara Hitching | Nov 9, 2021 | Brain health, Christian living, Emotional Wellness |
The Power of the Imagination The imagination is a gift from God, but it needs to be used wisely. 2 Minute Read I love to read! When I open the pages of a book, I step into a whole new world. For much of my life, I focused on novels, having my imagination set free to...