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How do I deal with the emotional toll of treatment?

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Dealing with the emotional toll of treatment can be a challenging experience. As someone who has pastored a local evangelical church, I've seen many individuals and families struggle with various forms of suffering. When faced with a crisis, it's essential to seek the Lord. Scripture encourages us to seek God's guidance and wisdom, and He will reveal more and more of Himself to those who seek Him. I recommend reading the great prayers of Scripture, such as Ephesians 1:17-23 and 3:14-19, and making them your own.

It's also crucial to approach the situation with wisdom and patience. Overreactions, such as extreme anger or fear, can work against wisdom rather than with it. As a father of two, I've learned the importance of speaking the truth in love. This means being honest about the situation while also being compassionate and understanding. When dealing with emotional pain, it's essential to identify the root cause of the problem and address it. Sometimes, people think their problem is intellectual, so by working through it, we can help them see the real issue.

In the face of emotional suffering, it's easy to feel hopeless or overwhelmed. However, I've seen firsthand the power of prayer and seeking God's guidance. I pray for those who are struggling, asking God to deliver them from controlling emotions and to use me as an instrument of restoration. I also encourage them to try to jam hope into every nook and cranny of their life, and to seek regular exercise as a way to alleviate their pain. By taking these steps, we can find real hope and begin to heal.

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edward welch
on guard
william lane craig
power of a praying wife
stormie omartian
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jerry falwell
addictions a banquet in the grave
edward t welch

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