Why Do Christians Struggle with the Subject of EMOTIONS?

God created us as human beings who think, feel and relate. He made us with emotions that help us connect and relate in powerful ways. And there are a variety of emotions that you and I will experience throughout our lifetime, some of them we welcome easily; others make us uncomfortable. But emotions involve a variety of feelings that we actually need to work THROUGH.

So often we think our emotions are something we need to suppress, or even ignore. But what if we recognize that emotions are actually something God designed us with, as a part of our journey of connecting with Him and with others in deeper, more meaningful ways?

But we need to learn to navigate our emotional life in healthy ways. Today I want to explore why Christians sometimes struggle with emotions, and how we can cultivate a healthier journey in navigating our inner emotional world.

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