Quietly or loudly, an inner voice speaks within each of us every single day.
Some of its words were carved into us in childhood. Others were whispered after painful mistakes, losses, harsh criticism, or the quiet fear that we fell short.

Many of us know these voices well:
💭 "I have to earn love…"
💭 "I must be perfect to be accepted…"
💭 "If they really knew me, they'd walk away…"
💭 "I'm just not good enough…"
💭 "I cannot afford to make a mistake…" 

Loss and grief are not something that many of us can talk about freely.

Not to mention about handling it when it comes and aftermath.  The pain, anger, shock and many other emotions experienced by the individuals can be overwhelming with the passage of time.

There's widespread confusion among many Christians about the end times.
Are we really in the end times?
Is Israel significant, or irrelevant?
Is it Pre-Trib, Mid-Trib, or Post-Trib? Premillennial, Postmillennial, or Amillennial? 

The desire for order, certainty and control is part of everyday human experience. However, for some people, these desires become so intense that they cause significant distress, impair relationships and restrict daily life. Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) are often confused because they sound alike and  both seemingly involve overlapping mindsets and behaviours.