RESOURCES, ENCOURAGEMENT AND MORE
Welcome to the Share the Struggle Blog
Each week we bring you resources, insights, and stories that illuminate the path to mental and spiritual flourishing, guiding you on your journey towards wholeness and healing.
Archive of Posts
- Addiction 1
- Anxiety 27
- Bible 11
- Bible verses 1
- Christian Coaching 9
- Church 1
- Coaching 3
- Comfort 1
- Community 1
- Confusion 1
- Course: Freedom From Anxiety 19
- Course: Freedom From Pornography 24
- Course: Loss Of A Loved One 13
- Course: More Than Your Past - Shedding Shame and Guilt 10
- Course: Moving Through Trauma 21
- Depression 4
- Fear 4
- Forgiveness 1
- God 1
- Grief 17
- Growth 1
- Helping Helpers 23
- Identity 3
- Isolation 1
- Jesus Christ 1
- King David 1
- Leader Training 23
- Leadership 1
- Life 1
- Listening 1
- Love 7
- Loving Difficult People 2
- Mental Health 3
- Mental Health Disorder 1
- Mental Health Programs 1
- Mental Health Struggle 1
- Overcoming Fear 1
- Patience 3
- Paul 1
- Pornography 25
- Relationship 5
- Scripture 3
- Shame 12
- Stress 5
- Therapy 1
- Trauma 29
- Where is God in my Struggle? 1
- Work 4
Grounded in the Present
There's something stirring in your heart and mind, a whirlwind of thoughts you can't seem to control. otice that the thoughts continue, like background audio. They won't vanish, but you can shift your focus to the present moment.
How To Share With Your Partner
After you share your dream for the relationship and take responsibility for your actions, your spouse will likely have questions.
Providing Helpful Accountability
What does it truly mean to be a good accountability partner? It means extending grace, love, and kindness when the person you're supporting stumbles.
How To Find Good Accountability
We've discussed the importance of enjoying God's presence and building supportive routines for healing.
Practices for Building Community
The truth is, community exists, whether you recognize it or not. If you're not part of a trusted faith community, I believe that's the ideal starting point.
The Neuroscience of Addiction
When something becomes toxic, when it's consumed in excess, it grows. Whatever you dwell on expands.
Creating Infrastructure for Healing
When we began, we discussed the internal conflict many of you face: a desire for spiritual values and meaningful relationships versus a need to address emotional wounds.
Breaking the Addiction-Shame Cycle
I remember vividly the shame I felt after leaving the porn industry and attending church. It was a stark contrast to my previous openness.