Traders Point Christian Church (Audio)

Traders Point Christian Church
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Feb 14, 2021 • 51min

Let's Talk About It: Anxiety

All of us have fallen down in one way or another this past year, and anxiety has managed to drag many of us into feelings of hopelessness and despair. The message the world has communicated to us is to isolate. But God has a different desire. While we can’t always choose what we go through, we can choose what we think about. God wants to guard our hearts and minds with peace. Focus on His promises. Allow Him to walk with you through your anxiety.
Aaron Brockett • Let’s Talk About It • Lamentations 3
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Feb 7, 2021 • 47min

Let's Talk About It: Addiction

The church should be a safe place for us to talk about the mental and emotional health issues that many of us are facing right now. Research shows that in this season, addiction is on the rise. New addictions are being developed and old ones are resurfacing. But God’s Word is clear – He created us to crave and desire, and He wants us to find our satisfaction in Him alone. When we are at our worst, He offers His best because we are worthy of His love. 
Ryan Bramlett • Let’s Talk About It • 1 John 2:15-17, 21
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Jan 31, 2021 • 44min

Let's Talk About It: Anger

Just behind the global pandemic happening in our world right now, another pandemic rages – the mental and emotional health pandemic. Public health challenges, economic strain, social tension, and political division have led to increased anxiety, depression, addiction, and anger. And while anger itself isn’t necessarily a sin, anger that isn’t handled and processed in a godly way can be destructive. The call of Christ on our lives is to give up control to the One who is in control. The antidote to anger is grace. 
Aaron Brockett • Let’s Talk About It • Exodus 17:1-7
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Jan 24, 2021 • 43min

Atomic Habits: Little By Little

Staying motivated in the daily, atomic habits that lead to big change can feel daunting. The good news is, as followers of Jesus, we never have to rely on our own willpower or strength to carry out the good works He planned for us long ago. The act of justification and the process of sanctification are both works of grace in our lives. Stay motivated for the journey by seeing each day as a gift, staying committed to intentional discipleship, and taking time to celebrate all the ways God has worked in your life. 
Ryan Bramlett • Atomic Habits • Ephesians 2:8-10, 2 Thessalonians 1:11

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