Many of you are simply going through the motions of life. The initial drive and determination you once had to believe God and to stand on His Word are gone. Yes, you are getting up in the morning, going to work and coming home; but that is it. You are only doing the things you need to do to make it, but you are not going beyond that. You don’t have the energy or the spiritual strength you once had. When you hear or read a scripture that tells you “you can make it” or “God will make a way,” you are not excited because you feel as if you heard it before and that the word does not work. But you must pick yourself up and believe again. You can not stop believing and trusting in God and his Word. Your season and your time is coming.
Posted on Oct 3, 2020 | BLOG, General, IGBATT! Missions, It's Getting Better All The Time! Mental Health Outreach, What is It Like |
Our thoughts, behaviors, and feelings are interconnected. So what we think will determine how we will respond or not respond to events in our lives. Uncontrolled feelings such as hopelessness can cause us to act as if things in our lives will never change and give up on our dreams and desires. But no matter how you may feel at this moment, never give up; always remember that situations can change in your life for the better. You do have something to add to the world in which you live, so begin to challenge your feelings of hopelessness with the Word of God. The problem is not your sickness or illness. There is a remedy for your problem. Your problem is how you think. Symptoms are natural manifestations of the disease and are to be expected. Depending on the situation, your symptoms may be mild or extreme. Symptoms may occur once in a while or daily. So don’t let the problem keep you defeated. Your symptoms may slow you down, but they do not have to stop you. Don’t focus so much on your symptoms that you forget to look at the good things around you. There is a plan and a strategy to overcome. You need to find it in God’s Word. Don’t be so upset with the symptoms that you start speaking negative words over your life. Your feelings about the symptoms can feed feelings of depression, sadness, anxiety, and fear. Your feelings about your symptoms and being sick can cause you to live beneath the plan that God has for your life. Jesus Christ knew that you would be ill or be faced with a negative situation. He has a plan for your life.
Posted on Aug 16, 2020 | BLOG, HomePage, It's Getting Better All The Time! Mental Health Outreach |
Posted on Aug 15, 2020 | African |
Iwadi ti ṣe idanimọ ibaramu gbogbogbo laarin iwa-ẹmi (ẹsin wa pẹlu bi iṣafihan ti ẹmi) ati awọn oriṣiriṣi awọn opolo ti ilera ọpọlọ lati ni “imudọgba ti o pọ si ikunsinu si ara ẹni, igberaga ara ẹni, atilẹyin awujọ, ipo-aye ati idunnu” ṣugbọn nitori awọn iwo ti ko dara ti diẹ ninu awọn eniyan, awọn anfani rere laarin ẹmi ati ilera ọpọlọ ko ni iriri nigbagbogbo nipasẹ gbogbo eniyan. Ṣe o rii, fun diẹ ninu awọn eniyan, ti o ni aisan ọpọlọ ni a rii bi ẹmi eṣu tabi ijiya lati ọdọ Ọlọrun. Fun awọn ẹlomiran, ẹmi-ẹmi jẹ igbẹ-alọ, ọna ijade, ati ipalara. Laanu awọn iwo mejeji ti ṣe idiwọ ọpọlọpọ eniyan lati gba iranlọwọ ti wọn nilo.
A dupẹ, a ti ni oye bayi pe awọn eniyan ti o ni aisan ọpọlọ ko ni ẹmi-ẹmi tabi ti Ọlọrun jiya. Ati ogun ẹmí ati awọn ohun-ẹmi eṣu kii ṣe kanna pẹlu aisan ọpọlọ. Awọn oniwosan ati Awọn Onisegun mọ pe wọn ko ni lati bẹru ẹsin / ẹmí tabi gbiyanju lati sọ awọn eniyan jade kuro ninu igbagbọ wọn.
Arun ọpọlọ jẹ ipo iṣoogun kan ti o ni ipa lori ero eniyan, rilara, tabi iṣesi eniyan ati pe o le ni ipa agbara rẹ lati ni ibatan si awọn ẹlomiran ati iṣẹ lojoojumọ. Awọn aarun ọpọlọ jẹ gidi ati pe a ṣe itọju.
Posted on Aug 15, 2020 | HomePage, IGBATT! Missions, It's Getting Better All The Time! Mental Health Outreach |
Posted on Aug 15, 2020 | HomePage |
There are many strategies we can use to manage our stress. But there is no one strategy that will work for everyone in every situation. So in order to manage your stress you must look at the specific situation you are facing and choose a strategy that will work best for you. For example, changing jobs, learning how to relax and learning better communication techniques may be appropriate strategies for one situation, but making diet changes, learning assertiveness skills and exercising may be more appropriate in another. While a person can manage stress in many ways, the one strategy we want to focus on here is the strategy of changing the way we think. Face it—we may not be able to change the situation that is causing us stress, but by changing our thoughts we may be able to decrease the impact of stress on our lives. Take a few minutes to review the list of strategies below and pick the one that works best for you.
Managing Stress—Changing How We Think