by Barbara Hitching | Oct 29, 2019 | Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Healing, Trauma |
The Father You Always Wanted God designed you and I with a need to belong, be valued, and be loved. Apart from that foundation, we experience shame. Struggling to survive, we desperately strive to belong, be loved, and be valued for who we are. If we’re honest,...
by Barbara Hitching | Jul 30, 2019 | Abuse, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Uncategorized |
Overcoming Limiting Beliefs It’s crazy how often we think God is being mean or unfair to us, that He finds pleasure in watching us squirm and struggle. But isn’t true! God hates evil. He doesn’t hate you. He’s not angry with you but He is angry about sin...
by Barbara Hitching | Jul 22, 2019 | Christian living, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Vlog |
Find Healing Through Forgiveness The greatest and most arduous adventures of life I have embarked upon are the mountains of forgiveness. The journey is fraught with perils and difficulty. But each time I reach a pinnacle – the vista is gorgeous. My heart is...
by Barbara Hitching | Jul 10, 2019 | Abuse, Christian living, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness |
Do you strive for perfection but always come up a bit short? Feeling like a failure is depressing. I used to believe I was a failure. I thought self-forgiveness was for others, not for me. Deep inside I felt I didn’t deserve to be forgiven. I also felt I could...
by Barbara Hitching | Jul 4, 2019 | Abuse, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness |
God Has A Good Plan Years ago, I longed to go to Mongolia but the Lord never took me there. Mongolia is the second largest landlocked country in the world and is located between Russia and China. For 70 years the Soviets occupied the country but today Mongolia is a...
by Barbara Hitching | Jun 5, 2019 | Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Podcast |
The Father Wound I had the joy of interviewing Fred Kornis, who has been an evangelist for 45 years. I first met him in the early 1980’s as he taught a few of us some rope tricks to use in street evangelism. Fred has walked through many kinds of trauma; some of the...