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You Can Manage Worry Biblically

When You’re a Caregiver, You Can Manage Worry Biblically Part of learning to care for a person with a chronic illness is managing worry. Within the last five years, my wife was diagnosed with neuroendocrine carcinoid and Melanoma cancers. The oncologist informed us if the Melanoma cancer doesn’t kill her the neuroendocrine carcinoid would. The Melanoma cancer… Continue reading You Can Manage Worry Biblically

It’s Okay to Cry

When You’re a Caregiver, It’s Okay to Cry Part of accepting the hope for the caregiver available through Jesus Christ realizes that tears are normal. Daily living with a chronic illness or caring for a loved one with a persistent disease will bring tears. It’s okay to cry. Even Jesus wept (John 11:35 KJV, “Jesus… Continue reading It’s Okay to Cry

Friday’s With Scrivener 3 – The Binder

Using the Binder The binder is the main navigation tool in Scrivener.  Uses of the Binder 1. Access Your Project You use it to access the different parts of your project. 2. Create Sections You use it to create new sections. 3. Arrange Sections You use it to arrange sections. Note: Scrivener refers to each… Continue reading Friday’s With Scrivener 3 – The Binder

It’s Okay to be Afraid

When You’re a Caregiver, It’s Okay to be Afraid Realizing that fear of the unknown and fear of the journey you are on is part of the process of learning to care a person with a chronic illness.  A Biblical Alternative You also need to learn to accept the hope for the caregiver that’s available… Continue reading It’s Okay to be Afraid 

When You’re a Caregiver It’s Okay to be Afraid

Why It’s Okay to be Afraid  Realizing that fear of the unknown and fear of the journey you are on is part of the process of learning to care a person with a chronic illness.  A Biblical Alternative You also need to learn to accept the hope for the caregiver that’s available through Jesus Christ.… Continue reading When You’re a Caregiver It’s Okay to be Afraid 

All God Does for You

Remembering All That God Does for You Learning to deal with a chronic illness includes remembering all that God does for you.  Bible Verse Psalm 103:2-5 (KJV), “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; Who redeemeth thy life from destruction;… Continue reading All God Does for You

When You’re a Caregiver Remember All God Does for You

Remembering All That God Does for You Learning to deal with a chronic illness includes remembering all that God does for you.  Bible Verse Psalm 103:2-5 (KJV), “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits: Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases; Who redeemeth thy life from destruction;… Continue reading When You’re a Caregiver Remember All God Does for You

With God, Anything is Possible

With God, Anything is Possible Learning to deal with a chronic illness includes accepting that with God anything is possible. When faced with a chronic disease we may feel surviving day to day is impossible to do over the course of the struggle.  The Bible teaches that with God, anything is possible. Bible Verse Luke… Continue reading With God, Anything is Possible

God Protects and Cares for Us

God Protects and Cares for Us Learning to deal with a chronic illness includes determining how to accept that God protects and cares for us. He is our harbor against the storms of illness and disease. As we deal daily with our chronic illness, we can use a place of refuge, a safe place. The… Continue reading God Protects and Cares for Us

Whom Shall I Fear?

Whom Shall I Fear? Learning to deal with a chronic illness includes turning our worries and fears over to God. Wondering, worrying and becoming fearful of what the future holds or what others think of us as we confront our chronic illness is a place we just can’t live! We must remember the Scriptures and… Continue reading Whom Shall I Fear?