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Are You Emotionally Lost? How to Return Home to God, Find Peace, Joy and Faith Again

Are You Emotionally Lost? How to Return Home to God, Find Peace, Joy and Faith Again

Season 1 Episode 145 Published 1 month ago
Description

What if your life isn’t going as badly as it feels but you’ve been viewing everything from an emotional state that makes it difficult to see what is already good?

In this solo episode of the Self Help Show, Gina Margaret Tiger explores what it means to become emotionally lost: physically present in your life, yet emotionally consumed by what is missing, delayed or unresolved.

You may know where you live, what you’re building and what you want next—but where have you been living emotionally?

Gina invites you to examine your “emotional home”: the feelings you return to most often when nothing is distracting you. Has worry become familiar? Has disappointment become your default? Have you been so focused on your next destination that you’ve stopped emotionally registering how far you have already come?

Through personal reflection, biblical wisdom and a practical emotional check-in exercise, this episode will help you redirect your attention and return to what Gina calls the heavenly emotions: love, joy, peace, gratitude, faith, hope, compassion, contentment and freedom.

You are not emotionally lost once you can identify where you are and remember that you have the power to return.

Scriptures Mentioned

  • Psalm 118:24
  • Proverbs 4:23
  • 2 Timothy 1:7
  • John 10:10
  • James 4:7
  • Galatians 5:22–23
  • John 14:27
  • Isaiah 26:3
  • Philippians 4:8
  • 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18

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