We all betray Jesus in small and large ways—through our pride, our silence, our fear, our sin. Catholic Life Coach Tina Charest explains what matters most is what we do next.
Discover what can help you face fear and anxiety while you embrace what God is calling you to.
Allison Ricciardi shares how you can help your kids cope and shield them from some of the fear and confusion that is out there.
What happens when you’re in a state of panic? Can you literally be scared out of your mind? The answer is yes…and understanding this, you can take steps to avoid making big mistakes.
This has been an exceedingly difficult time for many because of all that has transpired in the past year of 2020. The fearful unknowns, unending what-ifs, sleepless nights, and nervousness from dealing with the pandemic, the lockdowns, economic crisis, mask mandates and the nationwide riots and a contentious election has led many to a sense of hopelessness and despair. Mental health issues have greatly increased as a result, becoming a graver pandemic than any virus out there.
Fear is everywhere today. It’s not going away unless we take some action. You can take back your life by keeping things in a good perspective and deciding how much fear you’re willing to accept.
We find ourselves today in a contentious, chaotic and divided culture. Many are struggling emotionally after dealing with the pandemic, the lockdown, and now watching riots and violence in every city across the country.
We’ve been through a period of unprecedented fear and uncertainty in light of the Coronavirus pandemic. It’s legitimate and everyone is experiencing it differently depending on their own circumstances.
We need to use discernment and be on guard against those who will exploit our fears to control or tempt us. Find time to be quiet and listen to God and that inner voice through which He speaks to us. God speaks in peace and gives hope. He remains in control—this hasn’t been suspended during this pandemic…and it never will be.
Be not afraid—God has a plan and will use this for good. Don’t let fear make your decisions—let faith prevail.
We live in an unpredictable world. As Christians, we are not immune to feelings of anxiety from facing a health crisis such as the Coronavirus outbreak or other life-changing events as the death of a spouse or other loved one, workplace complications, financial problems, etc…. However, the phrase “fear not” is used over 80 times in the Scriptures because fear decreases our hope when we face difficult trials.
There are two ways of living – living out of love or living out of fear.
When devoutly faithful people need help dealing with emotions or relationships, it can present some unique challenges. Some believe that their faith should be enough.
When it comes to anxiety there are many methods that are used to help reduce symptoms and deter an anxiety attack.
Do you ever wonder where a lot of the pain we experience comes from? In our relationships, in our country, in our world? There seems to be no shortage of it.
Many of us today are feeling a sense of doom with the division in the current political landscape, the racial strife in our communities and the violence in our streets.