Is Frustration Getting You Down?

Why are you feeling frustration? (Spiritual ~ Physical ~ Emotional?)

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Frustration, though often difficult to admit, can be a real challenge for many of us. It has the power to take our peace and turn it into anxiety or anger if we’re not careful. Sometimes when we add in being too Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired on top of frustration, it can feel like a recipe for disaster. But there is always hope! But, there is always hope when we trust the Lord and stay grounded in His love for us, our confidence soars!

I Have Struggled With Frustration More Than I Would Like To Admit. But I Have Learned That We Are Better Equipped To Handle Whatever Comes Our Way With Clarity And Emotional Balance When Walking With God. Reminding Us That We Are Never Alone – He Is Always With Us! Reach Out To God And Others Around You Who Care About Your Well-being Because Together We Will Overcome Anything Life Throws At Us!

I have also learned something important when I am engaged in trusting the Lord, I am confident and comfortable. I am on top of my game! Keeping a clear mind and emotions helps to lessen the chances of falling into the trap of frustration. When I keep my eyes on the Lord, I can put my frustration into perspective by reaching out to God and others for help! ~ Bill Greguska

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Feeling Frustrated? Think About Nick Vujicic?

1. Are you spinning your wheels in the mud?

• Is all that you are feeling pure frustration? Does that sound like what you are going through? When they face too much frustration, many get a bad attitude or quit what frustrates them. You have positive choices to choose from!

2. Get busy and focus on what God calls you to do.

• Frustration lingers and sometimes becomes a mindset or even a defeated lifestyle. Think clearly and focus on solutions rather than focusing on the problems that are frustrating you. Stop worrying and get proactive.

3. Start a mini journal during this time.

• Having a daily diary can be of great help, but, for now, a short journal for a month or two., Please focus on the good we are doing and the things we ought to be grateful for. Try to learn where you are falling short and make appropriate adjustments.

4. Have a goal or, in other words, a big-picture outlook.

• Be sure to include God’s will, not just your choice. Figure out a plan with the help of prayer and godly counsel. Be specific about your thoughts and goals, and make attainable goals to reach them.

5. Pick Out The Good In Your Frustrating Situation.

• Even if it feels like nothing is working, look closely, and you will probably find at least something that is going right. Then you need to dig in with some prayer, and topical Bible is reading on whatever is pulling you down. Reach out to a friend, pastor, or counselor to help you escape your frustration mode.

6. Do not allow distractions that suck your energy and focus away from God.

• You have responsibilities that you need to deal with. Take care of the giant boulders and the small stones when time allows.

7. There are many ways to skin a cat.

• So, do not think there is only one way to escape where accepted your frustrating situation. There are often many solutions to the same problem, but beware that if your answer is not in line with what God teaches, then do not consider it a solution but rather a temptation from the evil one, the devil.

8. Think about how good it will be to stop being frustrated.

• Do what you need to do to get that dark cloud from over your head. When I was younger, my mom used to tell me that my frustration or hurt would make me cry, but sometimes it is best to laugh at our negative situations to put them in perspective. Keep your eyes on the Lord, and be careful not to let frustration drain you mentally or emotionally.

9. Get into the habit of reading your Bible daily.

• Start slow and build up in time. How can you expect not to be frustrated if you are not reading your Bible to be fed?

10. Get into the habit of praying.

• The best time for me to pray is first thing in the morning before I do anything. Take a walk and consciously make your walking partner God, communicate your thoughts and feelings to Him simultaneously, and seek diligently to hear what God is trying to teach and show you.

11. Reach out to someone mature in their faith to help you.

• Do not be too proud to ask for some help. Most people would be more than happy to help come alongside you to help you. Proverbs 27:17 “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” Someone you trust and feel safe sharing personal issues. Accountability can be a big help to you.

12. Be Sure You Are Participating In A Bible-Believing Church.

• Remember that the church is not only there to feed you, but you can also become involved and help others.

13. Have friendships and fellowship with other believers.

• We are not in this world to walk alone; friends can be significant support and outlet to associate with others who care about each other.

14. Start looking to where you can serve others in your family.

• Also, in a volunteer way, like helping at a meal program or driving someone to get their groceries. Maybe God wants you to visit a hospital or nursing home and write a card to someone in need, but make sure you get out of yourself and serve someone else.