Author: Susan Adeyemi

Susan is a professional who works in business and organisational restructuring. However, over the past 6 years, she’s felt a heavy ministerial burden to reach the wounded through God’s word. After being in an abusive relationship, she sought the face of the Lord concerning how to repurpose her pain for the benefit of God’s kingdom. She believes she has been called into a unique position to reach out to people, particularly those who find themselves in wrong relationships. She wants you to know that God hears your prayers. He wants to encourage you to not give up or give in. He wants to heal the brokenhearted and restore you to your rightful place. He wants to bind up your wounds and strengthen you in His love and set you free. To keep up, follow my social media pages. Feel free to contact me below and sign up for our weekly letters.
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Peace That Guards – Replacing Anxiety with God’s Promises

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Peace That Guards – Replacing Anxiety with God’s Promises

In this concluding part of the anxiety series, I emphasize the importance of replacing anxiety with God's peace through prayer, gratitude, and trust. By following Paul's guidance from Philippians 4:6-7, one can actively present their worries to God and cultivate a daily rhythm of surrender, leading to true, protective peace.

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The Control Trap — When Anxiety Poses as Protection

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The Control Trap — When Anxiety Poses as Protection

This article examines the relationship between anxiety and the desire for control, suggesting that control is a coping mechanism rooted in fear. It emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God as a means to obtain true peace and protection. Practical strategies for developing trust and combating anxiety are also provided.

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Anxiety and Attachment — Are We Loving or Clinging?

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Anxiety and Attachment — Are We Loving or Clinging?

Part 4 of the series examines the impact of anxiety on attachment styles in relationships. It differentiates between love and clinging, emphasizing that anxious attachment can stem from fear and lead to unhealthy dynamics. By trusting in God's love and setting boundaries, individuals can cultivate secure attachments and experience emotional healing.

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Silent Struggles — How Anxiety Affects the People We Love

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Silent Struggles — How Anxiety Affects the People We Love

Anxiety, often a "silent struggle," significantly impacts relationships, affecting loved ones through irritability, withdrawal, and emotional distance. This series encourages acknowledgment and healing by fostering open communication, seeking divine help, and connecting with others. Recognizing anxiety's effects promotes understanding, healing, and stronger bonds within families and communities.

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Master Your Emotions: Gain Spiritual Dominion

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Master Your Emotions: Gain Spiritual Dominion

This article emphasizes the significance of body and soul renewal in achieving emotional mastery and spiritual growth. It reveals that while the human spirit is regenerated at rebirth, the soul and body require ongoing renewal to align with Yahweh's intentions. This process enables individuals to fulfill their divine purpose and live dominantly, transcending negative emotions.