How Are You Feeling?

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Would you like to talk to someone? Click Here! I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel. ~ Maya Angelou

It is very wise to keep your intellect over your emotions!

100 Bible Verses About How You Are Feeling!

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What you’re feeling is very important to understand in order not to let your feelings outrank your intellect. Feelings – they can be both a blessing and a curse! They allow us to experience life’s highs and connect with others on a deep emotional level. But at times, they can seem overwhelming and beyond our control. It’s in those moments that we might forget to guard our hearts from negativity or harmful influences. However, it doesn’t have to be this way! Remember what head coach John Wooden from UCLA said, “Consider the rights of others before your feelings and the feelings of others before your rights.”

Proverbs 29:11 Fools give full vent to their rage, but the wise bring calm in the end.

Allow God To Lead You, Not Your Feelings!

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Feeling and Emotions: Analogy of a Train?

Feelings are like the caboose, and wisdom is like the engine. People often get the two mixed up, allowing their emotions to run the train (their lives) instead of God’s wisdom given to us in his word. ~ Bill Greguska.

Your Feelings Are Important ~ How Are You Feeling?

Find out what God’s Word says about your situation and what to do about it ~ Click here.

How Do Feelings And Emotions Work?

Stop Wasting Time On These Five Time-Wasters!

1. Refrain From Comparing Yourself To Others.

When you compare yourself to others, it is like comparing your insides to someone else’s outward appearance, which, in most cases, you will end up on the short end of the stick. Stay in your lane and do your best. Appreciate the person God created you to be, with your strengths and weaknesses.

2. Resist Entertaining Regrets of The Past.

Like my brother, Tom taught me years ago: if I did all I could to make the situation the best it could be, then turn the page and refuse to remain enslaved to remorse or bitterness. You can learn from the situation and then move on. You’ll be kept a prisoner in the memories if you don’t. Ask God to help you with letting the problem go.

3. Reflect On The Negative Comments Others Say To You.

Others say that before you reject negative comments, be sure they are untrue. Dismissing something true can be harmful and cause more problems. Please ensure that the critics’ claims are not valid. If what they say has any truth, reflect on the fact and apply it to your life to become a better person.

4. Redirect Unnecessary Drama Into Your Life.

People are people, and there will always be some drama in life. You want to avoid relationships if you don’t appreciate them.

Also, the other person becomes less supportive and uplifting rather than less toxic. I am not saying to dump them at the curb, but I am speaking to guard your heart and not let them drag you down emotionally, mentally, physically, or spiritually. Sometimes we need to put others on the back burner for a while. People have their issues, but sometimes their problems can be too overwhelming, and they might need spiritual or professional help.

5. Realize True Happiness Comes From God.

It doesn’t matter how much money you have in the bank, or whether you have any, or what title you may have in the world. External accomplishments can be excellent, but you will never find true happiness if you allow it to depend on external affirmation. True happiness begins with a good relationship with Jesus Christ and knowing His will for your life and how to accomplish it.

Do Your Feelings Need Healing?

Feelings can be excellent, devastating, or somewhere in between. Feelings and emotions can be positive or overwhelming. Some people have thin skin, making it hard for them to control their emotions. We need to be able to handle our feelings, good or bad. Learn about your feelings! Learn the importance of feelings. But when walking close to God, He will prompt us to do what is right. God will keep us from harm and be a blessing rather than a curse. If you have questions that need answering, check out Got Questions to help you align your feelings and emotions with God’s wisdom and plan for you and your life.

Often, Satan gets into our minds to destroy us in different ways. The thing is to guard your heart and seek the truth of God’s word.

For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love, and self-discipline 2 Timothy 1:7.
For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Jeremiah 29:11

Below are links to help you find answers to your feelings and emotions about topics that need attention. ~ Bill Greguska

Here Are Some Helpful Links:

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What does the Bible say about falling in love?
What does the Bible say about managing/controlling emotions?
Is it wrong for a Christian to be depressed?

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Of 182 Feelings Below ~ How Many Did You Experience Somewhat Regularly?

Do you allow God to help you process your feelings, or do you do just what feels right? Trying to include God in your dealings with your feelings, you will feel much more peace and find that doing God’s will is always better than doing your own will!

Abandon
Abuse
Acceptance
Admiration
Affection
Affliction
Aggressivity
Alarm
Anger
Anguish
Anxiety
Apathy
Appreciation
Approval
Arrogance
Attachment
Attraction
Audacity
Autonomy
Awe
Belonging
Betrayal
Bewilderment
Bitterness
Blame
Boredom
Bullying
Calm
Care
Cheerfulness
Closeness
Commitment
Compassion
Competition
Complacency
Compromise
Concentration
Concern
Confidence
Confidentiality
Confusion
Courage
Curiosity
Deception
Defeat
Dejection
Dependency
Depression
Desire
Despair
Destruction
Dignity
Disappointment
Disapproval
Discouragement
Discredit
Disdain
Disenchantment
Disgust
Disorientation
Dissatisfaction
Distaste
Empathy
Emptiness
Endurance
Energy
Enjoyment
Enthusiasm
Envy
Esteem
Euphoria
Exasperation
Excitement
Extasy
Failure
Fear
Force
Freedom
Frenzy
Frightening
Frustration
Fullness
Fury
Generosity
Goodness
Gratitude
Happiness
Harassment
Harmony
Hate
Hesitancy
Hesitation
Honesty
Honorability
Hope
Hostility
Humiliation
Humility
Impatience
Impulsiveness
Inability
Incompatibility
Indifference
Indignation
Inferiority
Injustice
Insecurity
Inspiration
Instability
Insufficiency
Integrity
Interest
Intolerance
Irritation
Jealousy
Joy
Justice
Kindness
Laziness
Listlessness
Loneliness
Love
Lust
Manipulation
Melancholy
Misery
Misunderstanding
Modesty
Motivation
Nostalgia
Obsession
Offense
Omnipotence
Oppression
Optimism
Pain
Paralysis
Paranoia
Passion
Patience
Peace
Pessimism
Phobia
Piety
Pleasure
Pride
Realization
Rebellion
Regret
Relief
Remorse
Resentment
Respect
Restlessness
Revenge
Sadness
Satisfaction
Security
Serenity
Seriousness
Shame
Shyness
Simplicity
Solidarity
Stress
Submission
Sufficiency
Support
Surprise
Suspicion
Temptation
Tenderness
Terror
Tolerance
Tranquility
Understanding
Unhappiness
Unity
Validation
Vitality
Vulnerability
Wrath