Charles Stanley book Emotions: Confront the Lies. Conquer with Truth shows how to tackle the negative emotions that the Enemy uses to weigh us down with tremendous sadness. The author points out that damaged emotions causes numerous negative thoughts and emotions: lonely, weak, unable to improve, depression, believe you are being punished for something. Some, like Job, wish they were never born. However, the Heavenly Father can free us from the emotional bondage.
Stanley acknowledges that many times our negative emotions clashes with our faith in the Lord and what He is achieving in our lives. Charles Stanley Book Emotions outlines the various negative emotions or thoughts that may attack us with Scriptural references to combat these emotions. For example, “He doesn’t have time to help someone as insignificant as me” is countered with “… Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name; you are Mine! … I will be with you (Isaiah 43:1-2).” Or, “Look at my misery—He’s probably upset with me” is countered with … “The Lord is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit (Psalm 34:18).”
Readers will find book chapters that explore the root of all painful emotions, overcoming rejection, bitterness, guilt, and fear helpful. Each chapter closes with questions for personal reflection or group study and a prayer that addresses the emotion that was covered.
For those who wonder, if emotions cause so many problems, why did God give us the capacity to experience this range of feelings? Charles Stanley explains God gave us these emotions so we could enjoy life, share our inner being with others, and reflect God’s image. Our emotions are a gift, a gift that enables us to interact with God and those around us. In fact, they help us to realize that we need God in our lives.
Charles Stanley encourages us to rise up in faith, to refuse to give our emotions dominion over our lives. Charles Stanley Book Emotions: Confront the Lies. Conquer with Truth shows us how to heal damaged emotions, if we allow God to set us free. “I have heard your prayer, I have seen your tears; behold, I will heal you (2 Kings 20:5).”
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