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Acceptance and Commitment Strategy for Christians: Addressing Life's Ups and Downs with Evidence Based Strategies and Biblical Examples

There are 3 ways to access new blogposts: 1) Listen at the Gospel Life Learning podcast; 2) Read here on the blog; or 3) Watch the corresponding video cast on the Gospel Life Learning YouTube channel:

Positive Psychology Points Back to the Bible | Three Good Things | Paul and Philippians 1

Have you ever wondered how Paul was able to demonstrate resilience and encouragment, even while in prison? For one thing, of course, Paul had the Holy Spirit with him. Yet Paul intentionally did something else which directly contributed to his resilient spirit.

Doubting God? How to Overcome and Strengthen Faith In a Season of Doubt

(Content Choices: Watch the Video below, Listen to the Podcast, or Read the Transcript Draft here:)

You may wonder – well how do I genuinely seek God, even when I have doubts?

I have a few recommendations for that.

Does God Still Help Us When We Have Doubts?

How Do We Steward Our Emotions For Good? Series Has Begun...

The "Emotions and the Gospel Life" se
ries has begun with the first four episodes.

Check them out directly below, on Apple, Google, or Spotify podcasts, OR or at the podcast YouTube channel. In the Podplayer below, you would start from the title at the bottom titled "Is There a Theology of Emotions?" if you want to go in order.

How Do We Use Anger for Good Purposes? Anger and the Bible

This weekend you may listen to the blogpost/blogcast at YouTube or on the embedded videos below. We have our main topic on "Using Anger For Good Purposes"; and then a Follow Up Videopost/Blogcast on "When Does Anger Need a Professional?"

Goodbye to the Grudge (and Anger, Resentment, Bitterness) | How To Use Anger for Good Purposes | The Biblical Prescription for Anger, Grudges, Bitterness

You may listen the audio below, which is read by the author and reveals more of the encouraging tone and nuances of the teaching. If you prefer to simply read the message, just keep scrolling past the past the podcast player to find your traditionally written blog post.