PSY-OPS

Therapy Alternatives – part 2

Is your past the problem? Many therapists insist that patients “meditate” on all that is bad or wrong in their lives – we must find the “root” of our problems. Is this true? What does the Bible say?

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Therapy Alternatives – part 1

Many of us operate under the illusion that we are supposed to be “happy” and “fulfilled.” Does your Bible say that? Mine says I can have joy and peace. But, it doesn’t promise “happiness.”

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Therapy Alternatives – Intro

Psychology is one of the most destructive forces to permeate our churches in the past 200 years. It promotes narcissism, a false goal of “happiness,” and emphasizes focusing upon one’s past rather…

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Widowhood

My spouse died 1 year ago. I’m still terribly depressed, lonely and afraid. My church tells me I need to move on with my life. But how do I do that after 30 years of marriage? Any advice?

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Work Identity?

I lost my job about a year ago and I can’t find work. I’ve come to realize that my whole identity – who I am – has always been my work. I’m so depressed I can hardly go on. Any suggestions for me?

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Test

Psyche 101 1. Psychology Psychology replaces God’s Word and the healing power of the Holy Spirit with man’s theories. Psychotherapy tends to diminish our view

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Influences of Others

Q. My work environment is awful. Several people are having affairs and I feel like I’m caught in the middle. I don’t feel there is any room for advancement. Yet, I can’t really go elsewhere due to the poor economy. Do you have any suggestions for Christians who find themselves in situations like these?

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Guilt Recurring, A Broken Record

I keep feeling guilty for things that happened in my past over and over again. Even worse, my unbelieving family won’t let me forget and still treat me like a bad person. Any thoughts on this?

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