How to Defeat “Stinking Thinking”
June 10, 2010 by kimf
Filed under Depression Management, Emotional Eating, Featured, Stay Motivated, Stress Management
When it comes to taking back your health, the biggest obstacle to overcome is what motivational speaker, Zig Ziglar, calls “stinking thinking”. Those negative thoughts make you feel defeated, discouraged, and depressed – all those ‘d’ words! In fact, the word “devil” comes from the Greek word “diavolos” which means ‘slanderer’ or ‘accuser’. If you [...]
How to Overcome Emotional Storms
November 13, 2009 by kimf
Filed under Depression Management, Emotional Eating, Stress Management
When I woke up one morning last week, the word “barometer” was on my mind. I thought that was very strange, but felt the Spirit compelling me to look it up. What I learned can be a great help to those who experience emotional storms often – overwhelmed with depression, anxiety, fear or any other negative [...]
Releasing the Heavy Burdens
October 15, 2009 by kimf
Filed under Depression Management, Emotional Eating, Grow Spiritually
I’ve received many emails lately from women who are under heavy burdens. They are burdened by health concerns, financial disasters, relationship challenges, and other distressing situations. While I pray for every concern, God gave me a specific message related to one email I received and God told me that it applies to all of his [...]
How Sexual Abuse Survivors Can Heal
September 2, 2009 by kimf
Filed under Depression Management, Emotional Eating, Value Health
God can heal all wounds – and Karen Rabbitt can testify. A childhood sexual abuse survivor, Karen struggled with years of anger, shame, depression, and a pattern of self-neglect that led to destructive health choices. It was only when she learned how to trade fathers – her abusive earthly father for her heavenly father, that [...]
Five Radical Depression Cures that Work
August 14, 2009 by kimf
Filed under Depression Management
I read a disturbing statistic in U.S. News and World Report the other day: Anti-depressant drugs are the most widely prescribed class of drugs in the U.S. now, with prescription rates almost doubling between 1996 and 2005. It is sad that so many people suffer from depression when the source of healing is readily available. [...]


