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This article uses the analogy of a parent teaching a child to ride a bicycle to illustrate four potential spiritual dangers to overcrowding. It briefly overviews how overprotectiveness can affect an individual´s growth in assuming responsibility for choices, trusting God, the fear of failure, and the hostility that can be directed toward the one trying to protect them.

Submitted By tender_mercies

Seven Steps Out Of The Valley Of Abuse

For the Domestic Violence Victim leaving the situation is not the end of the journey but the beginning. These seven steps will help both the victim and the counselor of the Christian victim to succeed in the walk forward to lasting victory over abuse.

Submitted By Cathie123

Helping Christian Women Overcome Depression

God´s plan for dealing with depression is very different then that in the secular world of psychology. Rather then focusing on our past and what went wrong, God wants to focus us on looking at the plan He has to create a wonderful depression free future for us.

Submitted By Cathie123

Deal With Anger for Your Mental, Physical and Spiritual Health

Anger can accelerate aging and cause illness. This article presents tips for dealing with anger to reduce the adverse effects on mind, body and spirit. An introductory scripture is included per customer request. Editors, this is a re-write of a previously submitted article, also per request.

Submitted By Mary Shows

Guides for Healthy Marriages

This article is for a public request. As spiritual leaders, it is crucial for women to have a God-centered approach to marriage. This article provides a list of three books that focus on encouraging healthy and Biblical marriages.

Submitted By Richard Alexander

Guides to Church Counseling

I was told to resubmit this article because it had been lost in the system. This article is for a public request. Church counseling is a difficult and demanding task for any minister. This article provides a list of three books that will help ministers deal with church counseling.

Submitted By Richard Alexander