Articles Tagged 'Emotional'

For over 30 years, Heartlight has shared articles to help people live for Jesus in everyday life. While we are no longer publishing new articles, this enduring collection features relevant pieces throughout the year to encourage faith, offer biblical perspective, and speak to real-world joys and struggles.

Trade Your Cares for Calm

Max Lucado shares biblical insight on how to exchange our cares for God's calm in our lives.

We could all use these words of peace!

Made a Difference to That One!

Phil Ware writes about the differences we can make in the lives of those who are younger, especially our children.

Moving beyond starfish to children.

Staring into the Face of Jesus

Phil Ware continues his five part series on yearning for the presence of God and shares with us ways to experience Immanuel, Jesus as God with us.

When was the last time you stared in the face of the Lord?

Moving beyond the Ashes

Phil Ware talks about burn out and how God restored Elijah to ministry and freshness after his great victory on Mt. Carmel and his collapse in the desert.

How do you restore the joy to life and ministry again?

What Would You Say?

Phil Ware shares the four ways two are made into one in marriage: socially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

What in the world is love at last sight?

No Problema

Phil Ware continues his series on his trip to Sagrada Familia.

With such an emotional tomorrow, can we stay focused on today?

SH!FT: PRAY_passionately

Phil Ware continues his shift series with a message on prayer and about being real before God.

Can we really be honest with God and reverent, too?

Love Path 911: Emotional Affair

Joe Beam answers questions on love, sex, and relationships; this one focuses on an emotional affair.

Should she get out of the relationship?

Emotional Residue

Mike Barres reminds us that discouragements can leave an emotional residue and keep us from living as we should, but we can do some things to live as God would have us live!

How can we live above it?

HALT

A recovery saying, HALT, reminds us to be careful when we are hungry, angry, lonely, and tired because then we are vulernable to temptation, sin, and weakness as well as addictions.

What do you do when you are emotionally on fire?