How to Overcome Loneliness

Are you experiencing loneliness? You are not alone. Millions of people around the world are dealing with a new and uncomfortable reality - They are alone.

Whether you are single, isolated by the virus, a widow or even a single parent suddenly home with your family, the sensation of being disconnected from everything you know can make you feel alone.

In this Vblog, I am visiting with my special guest and long-time friend, Chelsea Seaton, who is a 30-something professional young woman who owns her own home and happens to be single. In obedience to the “shelter at home” order, she found herself home alone for weeks, eventually discovering what it feels like to be lonely.

Chelsea offers a Biblical understanding of loneliness along with some practical tips for how to emotionally connect and engage with others.

This is a little longer than my usual videos so grab a cup of coffee and spend about 20 minutes with me and Chelsea.

How to Pray for the Sick - Part #1

Here are five tips that will help you be more at ease, confident and powerful as you pray for the sick - especially for those who are very ill. These tips also apply to praying for those in crisis, trauma, grief or depression.

Whether you are making a hospital visit, praying in the midst of a group, serving at your local church altar or praying privately with another, you'll be well equipped to pray effectively.

(Watch for part 2 of this video blog series for the final five tips.)

How to Pray for the Sick - Part #2

Have you ever wanted to pray for someone but held back because you were nervous or unsure how to proceed? This video blog will help you.  Use these final five tips to make a great hospital visit, minister to someone in deep grief or discouragement or simply to improve your prayer manners. (If you missed the Vlog #1 which contains the first five tips on How to (and How Not to) Pray for the Sick, simply click here to catch up.)