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True Feelings: God's Gracious and Glorious Purpose for Our Emotions | Carolyn Mahaney, Nicole Mahaney Whitacre

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What am I feeling? Emotions can be confusing. One moment we’re happy, content, and hopeful, and the next we’re anxious, hurt, and overwhelmed. But we don’t have to live at the mercy of our emotions. In True Feelings, a mother-daughter team clears away common misconceptions and mixed messages about our feelings to offer us a biblical perspective on emotions— helping us understand how they work, why we feel what we feel, and how to develop good emotional habits. We will see that we don’t have to ignore, excuse, or follow our feelings, but can instead learn to honor God with our emotions as an integral part of who he made us to be.

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True Feelings: God's Gracious and Glorious Purpose for Our Emotions | Carolyn Mahaney, Nicole Mahaney Whitacre

so-so

This was so-so for me. It was given to me by a woman in my church. There are solid principles, scripture, and book references. I appreciated that aspect of the book. However, I feel like they repeat the same ideas over and over. I don't think I have ever read a book that quoted so many other books in it. Paragraph after paragraph had multiple quotes from other books. Where are your original thoughts dear author? It's meh for me.

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