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Is the Culture Influencing Christians Away from True Faith?
By
Linda Mintle
Does culture influence Christians or change us? We would all agree in theory that Christians should be shaping culture and not the other way around. But I ask this question based on recent Barna research. Everyday and in so many ways, we see the decline of Christian morality in America. There isn’t an institution that…
Broaden Your View on Mental Health Healing
By
Linda Mintle
Several years ago, I had back surgery. Before the surgery, I prayed and believed God could heal me. The night before the surgery, I had no pain and was convinced God had done a miracle. I rejoiced but woke up the next morning in excruciating pain and needed the surgery. The surgery was a success,…
5 Ways to Turn a Bad Day Around
By
Linda Mintle
I have my cup of coffee and ready to face the new day. I opened my email and saw a rejection notice from a proposal I submitted. That immediately put me in a bad mood. Who likes rejection? Look, it doesn’t take much for some of us to go from good to bad when it…
Understanding the Suicidal Person
By
Linda Mintle
Sadly, it seems every week we hear about someone in the news who has died by suicide. Suicide continues to be one of the leading causes of death in the United States (CDC). Young, old…suicide doesn’t discriminate. Yet, suicide is preventable. Why do so many people feel hopeless and despairing? We know mental illness…
Are You Hurting Your Brain with Too Much Coffee?
By
Linda Mintle
I love coffee… the smell, the taste and even just holding a warm cup on a cool winter’s day. Because of this, I could drink a lot of a coffee if I don’t pace myself. It’s easy to keep filling my mug with a pot brewing in the kitchen or the Keurig at work. But…
Do This to Improve Your Couple Relationship
By
Linda Mintle
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Mark decided he wanted to buy a new car. His wife Sharon told him she was uncomfortable with buying a car right now. Mark didn’t give much credence to her point of view. In fact, he said, “You are wrong” and then became highly defensive. He told Sharon she was overly concerned about money. Sharon…
5 Spiritual Helps for Depression
By
Linda Mintle
Angela suffers from mild depression. It runs in her family and can worsen if not treated. She is being treated but wanted to spiritually address the way depression leads to to feeling hopeless. Intellectual, she knows that with God, nothing is beyond repair and healing. So, she wants to actively engage her faith in fighting…
5 Ways to Ease Election Stress
By
Linda Mintle
I can honestly say I will be glad when this election season is over. The stress created around the candidates is palpable. Politics can be extremely divisive among family and friends. It’s to the point where few people even want to discuss their vote without fear of retribution from someone. Researchers at The University of…
4 Ways to Create Psychological Safety in Your Workplace
By
Linda Mintle
What happens when you must tell your boss your strategy didn’t work, or a new idea fell flat? Do you feel safe to report the truth and not hide what happened? If so, you are experiencing something called psychological safety. Amy Edmondson, a Harvard Business School professor, and author of The Fearless Organization, coined the phrase…
Time to De-Clutter Your Physical and Spiritual Life
By
Linda Mintle
Clutter, that stuff strewn everywhere that can make us anxious and stressed. It clogs up our lives and can lead to relationship fights and even unsafe conditions in our homes. Additionally, clutter can affect our focus and trigger avoidance as a coping mechanism because we feel overwhelmed. To deal with clutter, tackle small things one…
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