What the Bible Says About Emotional Health

The Bible says many things about emotional health. As we look at Psalm 55, consider your current emotional health and seek to align your emotions with God’s Word.

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False Prophets and Teachers

True prophets draw people back to God and His Word.

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Betrayal and Restoration

Do you ever feel unimportant, unqualified or not good for anything? We can often be paralyzed in our witness and productivity by thoughts and feelings of inferiority and worthlessness. But the conviction of the Holy Spirit leads to restoration with Christ!

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Acknowledging Your Emotions

Did you know that you can express your anger (or any other emotion) to God?

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Emotional Baggage

Years of exposure and experience in life have etched grooves in our memory banks—often resulting in emotional baggage. You must learn how to resolve previous conflicts or the emotional baggage will accumulate and the past will control your life.

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The Benefits of Emotional Honesty

We need to be real about our emotional condition if we want to be right with God.

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Living by the Spirit

Under the Old Covenant, the children of Israel had to abide by the Law in their own strength. But they could not do it, and neither can we. Now we have the Spirit! Let’s look to Scripture to see what this looks like practically.

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Emotional Baggage

Years of exposure and experience in life have etched grooves in our memory banks—often resulting in emotional baggage. You must learn how to resolve previous conflicts or the emotional baggage will accumulate and the past will control your life.

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Emotional Truth

It isn’t others nor the environment that determines how we feel. We are emotionally impacted by how we mentally evaluate the circumstances of life and by what we have chosen to think and believe.

How to Be Emotionally Healthy

How healthy are you emotionally? Scripture has much to say in regard to how God designed our emotions to be. Psalm 55 will be our guide as we look to Scripture in regard to our emotional health.

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The Benefits of Emotional Honesty

We need to be real about our emotional condition if we want to be right with God.

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A New Heart

God is trying to enlarge our hearts and not just our minds. To grow and live righteous lives, we must experience God, not just have an intellectual knowledge of His attributes.

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Resolving a Past Conflict

It doesn't do any good to feel guilty about something over which you have no control. But you can seek to resolve past conflicts and immediately evaluate the present circumstance to bring it into perspective.

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What the Bible Says About Emotional Health

The Bible says many things about emotional health. As we look at Psalm 55, consider your current emotional health and seek to align your emotions with God’s Word.

DiscipleshipJonathan CarlNovember 13, 2019Psalm, Health, Emotions, Mental Health, Prayer, TrustComment