by Barbara Hitching | Aug 4, 2022 | Forgiveness, Repentance |
Historically, Av is the month of tragedy and of national lament; a 3 week period of sorrow where Jews reflect on their disobedience and mourn the Temple’s destruction. It is the time of Teshuvah or repentance. As Believers in Jesus Christ, “Do you not know that...
by Barbara Hitching | Oct 28, 2021 | Bible Study, Christian living, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness |
How Do You See Others? How we see those who hold different opinions or beliefs determines our response to them. 4 Minute Read We view life through glasses. Perhaps we look through the lens of injustice or trauma; perhaps our eyes gaze through the lens of nurture and...
by Barbara Hitching | Jun 3, 2020 | Forgiveness, Healing, Trauma |
How Should We Respond to the Murder of George Floyd? May 25th our nation was horrified when George Floyd was murdered in cold blood. Let us: Pause. Breathe. And let us thoughtfully cry to God for help. He abhors racial violence. It must stop. Where Do We Begin? First,...
by Barbara Hitching | Mar 12, 2020 | Brain health, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Loneliness
Is Encouragement Possible in the Deep Place of Loneliness? Take courage. Loneliness need not have the last word. There is an antidote. You can conquer this insidious poison. Loneliness kills. Studies conducted over several decades were thorough; each concluded...
by Barbara Hitching | Jan 16, 2020 | Bible Study, Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Healing, Identity, Trauma, Video |
The Fight Response: Anger Will Not Protect You STUCK IN THE FIGHT MODE Our focus today is the fight mode. To stand and fight in the face of danger is wise. But to become locked in the fight mode is foolish because it exposes you to danger. Saul, the first king of...
by Barbara Hitching | Oct 29, 2019 | Emotional Wellness, Forgiveness, Healing, Trauma |
Loved Like Never Before: Interview With Ken Symington 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,...