Trusting God for Comfort – A Poem
July 1, 2010 by Kim T
Filed under Emotional Eating, Overcome Barriers
This message below made me cry. It was intensely personal – and very courageous. Nicole actually wrote me over 1 month ago in response to my “Women Food and God” review. She wrote that it drew her to tears and the message that God wants to heal your pain really spoke to her. She told [...]
How to Defeat “Stinking Thinking”
June 10, 2010 by Kim T
Filed under Depression Management, Emotional Eating, 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 [...]
Women Food and God: My Review
May 14, 2010 by Kim T
Filed under Emotional Eating, Grow Spiritually
Note: Below is my original review of Women Food and God. Since then, I have since taken a closer look at the book and recorded a video with my additional thoughts. You can listen to it at the end of this post. _____________ You may have heard of a new book called “Women Food and [...]
Healing Binge Eating Disorders “with” Food
May 7, 2010 by Kim T
Filed under Eat Well, Emotional Eating
I’ve written many times about overcoming binge eating disorders since that was my struggle for many years. Lately God has led me to look at the physical part of that issue more – from a “fight fire with fire” approach. Just the other day a question popped into my head: “Why do people eat?” My [...]
How to Overcome Emotional Storms
November 13, 2009 by Kim T
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 [...]

