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Nov 2024
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33 | Your Emotions Aren't Sinful: It's O...

LaToya Edwards | Life Coach for Highly Sensitive and Introverted Women
About this episode

Many Christians struggle with the belief that their emotions are wrong or sinful, especially those who are highly sensitive.

In this episode, we're diving into what the Bible actually teaches about emotions and debunking common misconceptions. Discover how emotions are God-given, explore Biblical examples of emotional expression, and learn why your feelings aren't in conflict with your faith.

Whether you're dealing with anxiety, anger, or sadness, this episode offers a grace-filled perspective on embracing your emotions while growing in your faith journey. Perfect for those seeking to build emotional resilience without compromising their spiritual walk.

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