Month: May 2020
4 surefire ways to eliminate fear and anxiety during stressful seasons of life and marriage!
I am so excited about today and what God has planned for you! Believe it and receive it. Remember, you have to see it before you see it. That means you have to see it with God’s eyes. Whatever you are going through will pass. God’s word remains true. He will NEVER give you more […]
Don’t confuse being your husband’s helpmate with being your husband’s God.
If you are carrying the load and responsibility of “helping” your husband grow in God and be a better person, you are doing too much. How do you know when you are doing too much? When the burden is weighing you down. If you are consumed, frustrated and no longer seeking God to do the […]
God has already given you power to overcome this tough season.
There isn’t a season of pain that will remain constant forever. Things happen in life. And, if you are not careful, you will treat your current situation like a permanent fixture in your life. Trials will come and go. Don’t be consumed by your current state. This season is not going to last. The enemy […]
Start your morning spending quality time with God.
When you don’t start your day with God, you are at risk for starting your day with a higher level of anxiety. Starting your day with: Prayer allows you to release any struggles or burdens to God before you start your day. Don’t carry the weight of anxiety or fear of what might happen today. […]
It doesn’t matter how long you’ve been waiting. God’s timing is always perfect!
We are such a microwave society. You want, what you want, when you want it. You are strong, independent, and ambitious. You know how to get out here and make things happen for yourself and your family. Waiting for things to happen is not your strength. You have a daily agenda. Things need to […]
Are you a victim of self-sabotage?
Warning! I have seen self-sabotage stumble my subscribers again and again, so I thought about writing a quick email to ensure that none of you end up being an unwitting victim of self-sabotage. Here are 3 phrases you may say that hint you could be a victim of self-sabotage. First, “I can’t control this situation.” […]