Join Anita Kelly Couch on Monday, Thursday, March 13th at 6:30 pm for this 1 1/2 hour online webinar to learn a biblical approach on how to plot a course through your feelings and surprisingly discover the pathway to deeper intimacy with God.

Cost: $10

Registration for this webinar opens on February 10, 2025, and closes on Thursday, March 13, 2025.

What does the Bible REALLY say about my emotions?

In the Bible, we read, ‘Do not fear; Do not be anxious; Be angry yet do not sin.” Am I sinning when I feel fear, anxiety, or anger? Being human means we all feel these various emotions, but how are we to navigate them in a way that still pleases God? Look at Jesus!

If you study His earthly ministry, you’ll soon discover that Jesus felt all those things. He was angry when He flipped tables in the temple. He felt great compassion for the outcast, the lonely, and the sick. He cried He was sad and cried at the tomb of Lazarus even though He knew He was going to raise Lazarus from the dead and He experienced serious anxiety in the Garden of Gethsemane before His arrest. If feeling all this was sinful, Jesus would not have done it, right?!!!

Some participants had this to say:

Thank you for sharing how different your life and relationship is from 8 years ago and how you broke the cycle you were in. It is very hopeful and helpful to me. Thank you for teaching us about emotional maturity. I look forward to inviting Jesus into healing my emotions and not feeling shame for having those feelings.Your teaching has changed my life! ~ Laurel

“I just loved your message. I want to hear it over and over again. It’s one of the biggest blessings in my life. So keep sharing, sharing, sharing! I’ve come so far on my journey with all the work I’ve done around my emotions/feelings I’ve learned through your ministry and I’m a better mom because of it. I’m just so blessed by you!” ~ Hollie

“I really enjoyed the webinar and the notes! Another step forward in my healing journey!!!” ~ Cheryl

“Thank you for sharing your heart, being vulnerable and obedient to what the Lord is teaching in and through you!” ~Amy