Navigating Difficult Emotions

Written By NorthRock Church

In this sermon series, Pastor G explores a range of human emotions, our view of them, what our culture says about them, how the Enemy uses them against us, and ultimately, what God says about these emotions.

 

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Navigating Difficult Emotions: Fear
Navigating Difficult Emotions: Fear

In this week's message, Pastor G explores the different expressions of love found in the Old and New Testaments, and how understanding these can help us navigate relationships and emotions more effectively.

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Navigating Difficult Emotions: Worry
Navigating Difficult Emotions: Worry

In this week's message, Pastor G explores the different expressions of love found in the Old and New Testaments, and how understanding these can help us navigate relationships and emotions more effectively.

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Navigating Difficult Emotions: Love
Navigating Difficult Emotions: Love

In this week's message, Pastor G explores the different expressions of love found in the Old and New Testaments, and how understanding these can help us navigate relationships and emotions more effectively.

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Navigating Difficult Emotions: Anger
Navigating Difficult Emotions: Anger

We continued our series, Navigating Difficult Emotions, with Pastor G talking about anger. Anger is a complex emotion that has deep and lasting consequences.

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Navigating Difficult Emotions: Shame
Navigating Difficult Emotions: Shame

Pastor G's sermon "Navigating Shame" explores the differences between guilt and shame, their impact on our lives, and strategies for overcoming shame. Through biblical stories and personal insights, he emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, self-compassion, and seeking support to combat shame. Pastor G highlights the redemptive power of God's grace in the face of shame and reassures listeners that shame does not define their identity. The sermon prompts reflection on shame, encourages self-care, and offers guidance on cultivating a healthy self-image rooted in God's love.

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