Fear: An emotion experienced in anticipation of some specific pain or danger (usually accompanied by a desire to flee or fight). The topic discusses the psychological and physiological response to perceived threat, looking at both normal fear responses and anxiety disorders. It also covers coping mechanisms, strategies to overcome fear and the impacts of fear on overall well-being.
This live call-in program with June Hunt provides practical and Biblical help to callers in a compassionate and understanding way. Call 1-800-488-HOPE (4673) for information. To schedule time with June on Hope In The Night, please leave your information at 1-800-NIGHT-17 (800-644-4817).
This live call-in program with June Hunt provides practical and Biblical help to callers in a compassionate and understanding way. Call 1-800-488-HOPE (4673) for information. To schedule time with June on Hope In The Night, please leave your information at 1-800-NIGHT-17 (800-644-4817).
Jeanette has faced several decisions lately and feels that she has approached them wisely, seeking God for the right choice. These include her choice of church and her jobs. She is confused and wants to understand how to find and know the will of God.
Emily is grappling with her faith and hope in Jesus Christ, feeling that her struggle with self-love hampers her ability to love God. She discusses recent losses with June, who inquires about the sources of Emily's pain, revealing that her mother was particularly harsh during her upbringing. June addresses the concept of the Accuser of the Brethren, guiding Emily to recognize and confront the negative influences in her life.
Katie returns to discuss the ongoing effects of her abuse, seeking help for her panic attacks and anxiety. June offers insights on anxiety and panic attacks, sharing a project related to Psalm 23. When June inquires about fear, the caller reveals it has been a lifelong struggle, and June encourages her by emphasizing that God can use these experiences to help others.
Maria reflects on her struggle to fulfill God's purpose in her life while noticing her 17-year-old daughter facing similar challenges. June discusses the four causes of anger and offers guidance on addressing it with her son, emphasizing the importance of communication. She also highlights GAP programs designed to help graduates prepare for college and life, and provides encouragement for those in recovery from abuse.
Rebekah returns to address the incident involving her son, expressing her distress over the presence of predators in the church and the need to inform other families. She believes that remaining silent is a tactic of the Enemy and seeks guidance on her family's responsibility and healing. June suggests writing a letter to the church elders, discusses decision-making guided by God's peace, and reassures Rebekah that the shame belongs to the perpetrator, not the victims.