Biblical self care

Christian self care is a hot term these days. In Christian circles it can be viewed as negative or selfish. I assure you, the Bible backs up Christian self care, without using those specific words. Our human bodies have limitations. Our capabilities are limited this side of heaven. This means, we must care for ourselves…

Do you know how to love yourself as a Christian woman? The concept of self-love taught by society is not the same as what is biblically taught to us, believers. Self-love has nothing to do with yourself as the world may say, but it has everything to do with God. That’s true self-love. In my blog post, I share 5 ways which will help you love yourself the way God loves you, CHECK IT OUT. #loveyourself #jesusloves #jesuslovesyou #love #valentinesday #christianblog #quotes #christiangirl…

I've been wanting to write this post for awhile, knowing "self-care" is a trendy topic in mommy-circles and beyond. As a pregnant mother running after a toddler, I totally relate to the yearning for stillness, quiet, and relaxation! And yet I wrestle with it. The word "self" in the term has taken me aback a

“Is self-care selfish?” is a pretty heated topic among Christians, which is why I decided to flesh it out. Here’s the good, bad and ugly run-down.

Here is why Psalm 139 does not speak about our self-esteem and why the idea of self esteem isn't in a biblical worldview.