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Emotions are such an interesting topic in Christianity. Oftentimes, we’re told to ignore them altogether, which can cause us to hold them inside and never learn how to live with our emotions in a healthy way. The reality is, we have emotions for a reason. So, this week in Lessons from the Battlefield, we talk about the power of emotions and their significance in our everyday lives. David and his Mighty Men were deeply emotional, and God highlights this as a source of inspiration and guidance.In this podcast, we explore how we can respond to our emotions as God intends using Biblical principles. P.S. In case you’ve ever been told you’re too emotional, we want you to know that you’re not alone, and we hope this encourages you, too. Listen to the podcast discussion for more!
The Takeaway: Personal Application
1. How does God define emotions, and how does He express them? (Look at Jesus, too.)
2. How have my emotions influenced my decision-making and relationships in the past? How can I gain more power over my emotions to make better choices and build healthier connections?3. In what ways do I resonate with the characteristics of David's Mighty Men? How can I embody their qualities of emotional control and steadfastness in my own life?4. What are some specific situations or challenges in my life where I struggle to maintain emotional mastery? How can I apply the principles of self-reflection, seeking wisdom, and developing resilience to overcome these challenges?5. How can I infuse biblical wisdom and the example of David's Mighty Men into my daily life? What practical steps can I take to cultivate emotional intelligence and regulation, and how might this impact my overall well-being and spiritual growth?
Verses: Isaiah 26:3 AMP, Proverbs 25:28, 2 Samuel 23:8-12, Psalm 139:23-24, Proverbs 3:5-6
About The School of the Mighty
The School of the Mighty is led by men and women, just like you, who long to be people after God’s own heart. It’s our desire to raise up mighty men and women who tangibly reflect God’s heart in every single area of life.
School of the Mighty is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
By Ben & Tori at Wildheart RevolutionEmotions are such an interesting topic in Christianity. Oftentimes, we’re told to ignore them altogether, which can cause us to hold them inside and never learn how to live with our emotions in a healthy way. The reality is, we have emotions for a reason. So, this week in Lessons from the Battlefield, we talk about the power of emotions and their significance in our everyday lives. David and his Mighty Men were deeply emotional, and God highlights this as a source of inspiration and guidance.In this podcast, we explore how we can respond to our emotions as God intends using Biblical principles. P.S. In case you’ve ever been told you’re too emotional, we want you to know that you’re not alone, and we hope this encourages you, too. Listen to the podcast discussion for more!
The Takeaway: Personal Application
1. How does God define emotions, and how does He express them? (Look at Jesus, too.)
2. How have my emotions influenced my decision-making and relationships in the past? How can I gain more power over my emotions to make better choices and build healthier connections?3. In what ways do I resonate with the characteristics of David's Mighty Men? How can I embody their qualities of emotional control and steadfastness in my own life?4. What are some specific situations or challenges in my life where I struggle to maintain emotional mastery? How can I apply the principles of self-reflection, seeking wisdom, and developing resilience to overcome these challenges?5. How can I infuse biblical wisdom and the example of David's Mighty Men into my daily life? What practical steps can I take to cultivate emotional intelligence and regulation, and how might this impact my overall well-being and spiritual growth?
Verses: Isaiah 26:3 AMP, Proverbs 25:28, 2 Samuel 23:8-12, Psalm 139:23-24, Proverbs 3:5-6
About The School of the Mighty
The School of the Mighty is led by men and women, just like you, who long to be people after God’s own heart. It’s our desire to raise up mighty men and women who tangibly reflect God’s heart in every single area of life.
School of the Mighty is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.