your devotion to Christ or the reading of His word as He has life and healing for anxiety.
With all that being said, if you have any topics you’d like for me to try to write about, please reply to this and I’ll do the best I can. (3/3)
God Bless!
To my followers, I’m sorry I’ve been MIA since my last post. I’ve been struggling with writer’s block and when I originally posted last year, I already had those but they were meant for a devotional.
I posted them here because we are in the end times and the U.N. was (1/3)
saying “peace and safety” which many end times believers, myself included, believed would trigger the Rapture.
I don’t know your views on the end times but I wanted to at least get what I had out there so help others w/ anxiety. I also hope my absence doesn’t detract from (2/3)
Week 1: Control
“Do you trust that I Am in control?”
The LORD spoke these words to me, and, as soon as I sensed them, confusion ceased and there was an immediate knowing that He was in control of all things.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is about trying to control the (1/x)
comparing with the glory that will be revealed in us.”
Bible Verses:
“He is before all things, and in him all things hold together.” —Colossians 1:17
“My presence will go with you, and I will give you rest” —Exodus 33:14
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very positive step has been taken to address mental health in this country such as the annual Twitter hashtag fundraiser “#BellLetsTalk” with every instance (tweet, retweet, mention, and reply) during the month of February seeing 5¢ donated to mental health causes. (6/6) #OCD #anxiety
Introduction
The basis for this devotional is inspired by the 365-day devotional “Jesus Always: Embracing Joy in His Presence” by Sarah Young. My mom, also the co-author of this devotional, felt commissioned by the Holy Spirit to write this with the target audience being (1/x)
They're all just waiting outside your door. Now imagine if that door was locked. No key, no side exit, you're trapped, while everybody else blossoms around you. That's what it feels like growing up with a mental illness...”
In the last few years, a (5/x)
I hope these words help anyone who’s struggling with anxiety and OCD bring faith, hope, and ease to their lives. May God bless you and give you peace (Numbers 6:24-26). (4/4)
Each tweet/post is counted as one “week” for a year long devotional. Please pray on what the Spirit is telling you as it applies to your own life. (3/4)