Click here to read more about this articleHave you ever wondered how you are able to trust someone? Is it a matter of time? A matter of circumstance? Is trusting someone a matter of emotions? These are all questions that have sprung up in our thoughts at some point in our lives. How do you know if you trust someone?
Trusting someone is a choice
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Click here to read more of this articleA lot of people struggle with worry. It would seem that there are a lot of things that people can worry about these days. Believers and non-believers alike struggle with worry and find it hard to overcome their anxiety. There are certain things that you should know about worry that are taken from the Bible.
Top 5 things to know about worry
These entries have been strongly inspired by Harold J. Sala’s book: “Making Your Emotions Work for You”
We all have our preferences and favorites right? The world says that when you have good looks, you’re almost half-way there. And often times, we choose our favorites for a reason – either they look good, or they have a pleasing personality, they make us laugh, they’re fun to be with, etc. How do you think God choose His favorites?
God spoke to Jacob in his dream
The LORD said to her,
“Two nations are in your womb,
and two peoples from within you will be separated;
one people will be stronger than the other,
and the older will serve the younger.” – Genesis 25:23The ‘her’ in this verse pertains to Rebekah, the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob and Esau. What does this verse tell us? Hmmm…
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We often worry about someone – most probably the people we love and who are dear to us. It’s quite a common thing to get worried when you’re not with that person or when you’ve no idea where that someone is, what that someone is doing, etc. Does worrying about that particular someone mean that you care?
This is the fifth entry on my series about Worry.
My previous entries:
Top 5 reasons why you should not worry
This entry has been strongly inspired by Harold J. Sala’s book: “Making Your Emotions Work for You”
Worry and care are two different things
Yes, things can go wrong
I’m sure at some point in your life, you’ve experienced worrying about a person, right? It’s not an unusual thing to do to think about what’ might happen to that certain someone when you’re not around. Things can go awry - as ‘Murphy’s law’ endorses it. And there are times that we find ourselves thinking about all the bad things that can go wrong for the person we care about.
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Worry is a dangerous thing. And we all know it from the drugs invented and coughed up by our scientists and doctors to counter the detrimental effects of this strange and unnecessary emotion. So what causes worry? Where does it get it’s roots?
It all boils down to your trust in God
This is the fourth entry on my series about Worry.
My previous entries:
Top 5 reasons why you should not worry
This entry has been strongly inspired by Harold J. Sala’s book: “Making Your Emotions Work for You””
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If you haven’t heard of the book, “Do hard things” By Alex and Brett Harris is a movement for the youth to go against the world’s mindset of ‘teenagers’ and to break barriers to doing things that they never pushed themselves to doing.
Do hard things - a challenge against low expectations
The word “teenager” has never been coined before 70 years ago. Then the way the world looks at the youth has never been the same. Our expectations has turned low, our responsibilities became minimal, our attitudes and desires are highly tolerated, and the list goes on and on…
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