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Finding freedom in Forgiveness!
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The only thing stopping you from achieving your goals and dreams are your own fears. I’m on a mission to facilitate change by helping believers get free of debilitating emotions and be empowered to be all they are meant to be. To be FREE INDEED. See, while coaching people in overcoming crippling anxiety every time they think about their future and their purpose may be how I make my living… The reasons for wanting to help Christians who feel disconnected from their Creator go far deeper than that. My journey into wanting to do this started when I had anxiety and severe anger issues. My father walked out on us when I was 15. I felt it was because I wasn’t good enough. This caused anxiety and anger so bad that I ended up in County facing prison. I went to church and quoted scripture, I was a believer, but I was miserable. The Bible tells us that as a man thinks, so he is. I realized this is true. I realized that people don’t make me angry. My thoughts and emotions control my behavior. Our thoughts and emotions control our behavior. And THAT is why I’m so passionate about helping Christians who feel held back by guilt and shame go from feeling overwhelmed and stuck… …to finally feeling peaceful, confident, and connected to their purpose. Does that sound like something you can get on board with, too? If so, I have some time set aside in my diary this week to talk with believers who are desperate to break free from anxiety and fear and step into their God-given calling. If you feel like everything you’ve tried just hasn’t worked… Let’s talk. If you feel like you’ve got nowhere else to turn… Let’s talk . And if you just want to know how I could help you go from crippling anxiety to feeling peaceful and confident… Let’s talk . Spots are limited. (There’s only one of me!) So, click here to book in some time. It’ll be a pleasure to speak with you, and I can’t wait to see how I can help.
The Holeman Illustrated Bible Dictionary defines Anxiety as a state of mind wherein someone is concerned about something or someone. This state of mind may range from genuine concern to obsessions that may stem from a distorted perspective of life. Anxiety is psychologically experienced as a combination of looming dread or impending danger and a vague uneasiness. Associated symptoms of mild agitation, racing thoughts, impaired sleep, and difficulty in calming oneself are all common phycological responses. There are parallel physiological experiences of sustained muscle tension and/or trembling, increased heart rate, and disturbed breathing—either as hyperventilation (i.e., breathing too fast) or as a tendency to hold one’s breath. These characteristics produce a sense of heightened awareness or alertness that frequently disturbs concentration, memory, and a person’s ability to feel emotionally comfortable. These psychological and physiological responses combine to make anxiety a psychophysiological disturbance. Remember, Jesus was not against genuine concern about food or shelter, but He did teach that we should keep things in their proper perspective. If we make God’s kingdom our first priority; everything else will fall in line after we do that. Matthew 6:31-34 teaches: 31 “So don’t be anxious, asking, ‘What will we eat?’ ‘What will we drink?’ or ‘How will we be clothed?’ 32 For it is the pagans who set their hearts on all these things. Your heavenly Father knows you need them all. 33 But seek first his Kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. 34 Don’t worry about tomorrow—tomorrow will worry about itself! Today has enough trouble already! In Luke 12:25,26 Jesus brings up the pointe that: 25 "Can any of you by worrying add an hour to his life? 26 If you can’t do a little thing like that, why worry about the rest? Jesus is teaching us that it makes no sense to worry and obsess over things we have no control over. If we humble ourselves to God's authority and cast our cares and concerns on Him, He will have our back. In religious circles, we say God has a plan. In secular sources we say that the universe or "MIND" is guiding us to a purpose. A mentor of mine, Ryan Blair , teaches as one of the principles that he lives by is the fact that "We are not always where we want to be, but we are always where we need to be. We only need trust that there is a plan and a reason and ask the question, "What am I meant to learn from this?" "We are not always where we want to be, but we are always where we need to be." The Freedom Journey Framework operates on these premises and helps us gain control over our thoughts and emotions and experience the calm and peace of realizing "There is a Plan and He has our backs." Thanks for reading!
Hey there! Ever feel like you’re drowning in a sea of stress and anxiety? Maybe you even feel guilty when you try to chill out or just take a moment for yourself. I get it. You’re not alone. A lot of our worries come from two big misunderstandings: thinking our thoughts are reality (they’re not—they’re just passing clouds) and believing the past and future exist outside our minds (spoiler: they don’t). The past is done, and the future is just a concept we can use to motivate ourselves or freak ourselves out. But really, all we have is the present moment. "All we have is the present moment" Being spiritually minded and feeling disconnected from your inner peace is tough. Your friends and family might say, “Just let it go,” or maybe they don’t say anything, but you know they’re thinking, “Why can’t you just be happy?” It stings because you want that peace of mind, but instead, you’re stuck with: • Feeling overwhelmed every time you try to carry out your goals • Constant anxiety about your future • Waves of guilt whenever you try to relax Here's the deal: this won’t get better unless you act. So, if you’re ready to leave these struggles behind and find true peace of mind, if you are ready to slow your racing mind 'I’ve got something for you. I’ve put together a free guide designed to help you transition from feeling overwhelmed and anxious to experiencing clarity and peace. Here’s a sneak peek at what you’ll find inside: What’s Inside the Guide: 1. Mindfulness Techniques: Simple, effective practices to help you stay present and reduce stress. 2. Meditation Tips: Easy-to-follow steps to make meditation a more enjoyable and less overwhelming experience. 3. Stress Relief Strategies: Practical advice on how to manage and reduce anxiety in your daily life. 4. Positive Thinking Exercises: Tools to help you shift your mindset and focus on the positive aspects of life. 5. Relaxation Methods: Techniques to help you unwind and let go of guilt when you take time for yourself. Why You’ll Love It: • Easy to Follow: The guide is written in a friendly, approachable style, making it easy to understand and implement. • Tailored for Spiritually Minded People: The content is specifically designed for those who are committed to finding inner peace and spiritual growth. • Actionable Steps: You’ll get practical, actionable steps that you can start using right away to improve your mental well-being. If this sounds like something you’d receive help from, just click here' Let’s embark on this journey to peace of mind together! 🌟