Processing Anger

Processing Anger

Anger is an emotion everyone experiences, but few know how to manage intentionally.  James 1:19, 20 says, “My dear brothers and sisters, take note of this: Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry because human anger does not produce the righteousness that God desires.”   Left unchecked, anger can disrupt our recovery and hinder our pursuit of a productive destiny. So, what is this intense emotional sensation that everyone feels?   The UnStuck crew discuss this topic: Processing Anger.

The Power of Silence

Myles Munroe said, “The person who masters silence will master their destiny.” In a world that values constant, non-stop talking, your silence becomes the most valuable. We need to listen carefully and remain silent so our eventual words have more impact. The UnStuck crew discusses this important topic. #unstuck #faith #silence

Patience - The Journey of Waiting

The Fruit of the Spirit called patience, or forebearance, seems easy. Yet, it can be the hardest, most challenging, and the heaviest burden we encounter on the road to any achievement. Any recovery strategy, any growth process, and any development process involves the simple concept of patience. Music by Elite the Phoenix

The Trauma of Selflessness

The Long Journey of Return involves coming back home as a new creation, only to confront the traumatic experience of trying to be selfless after a life of selfishness.  Marcel and Martin continue to set up the foundation for their series of returning as misfits - The Long Journey of Return.  Join them

Long Journey of Return

In life, we start our lives by climbing the first mountain.  Often, this climb ends in a disaster or an unsatisfying state of existence.  So, from this wilderness, we decide to change our lives for the better.  Feeling the consequences of our mistakes, we are highly motivated to climb a second mountain and return to our former lives.  But as we return changed men and women, the community from which we left has trouble adjusting to our return.  We must quickly learn forgiveness, apology, making amends, patience, healing broken relationships, biblical parenthood, and so much more.  We may feel that we aren't ready for this new chapter.  This is the long journey of return.