Entries by Christoph Lindner

Wellbeing Thought for Monday 15th February 2021

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Monday 15 Feb Physical Replenishment We need to take care of our bodies because it is the only place we have to live! In 1 Kings 19 we read how the prophet Elijah was spiritually, emotionally and physically exhausted. God began to restore Elijah by letting him sleep. Then he provided food and water for […]

210214 Morning Worship: Physical Wellbeing

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It’s Valentine’s Day! Today we continue on The Wellbeing Journey and explore physical wellbeing. If you have an internet-connected phone or tablet, bring it along for an interactive poll.  [Find all the links below this video.] Church Coffee on ZOOM: Meeting ID: 836 9097 1697 Passcode: Coffee Sign up for The Wellbeing Journey… Wellbeing Bonus […]

Wellbeing Thought of the Day Saturday 13th February 2021

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Saturday 13 Feb A growth (not fixed) mindset “The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.” (attributed to Albert Einstein) Approach this wellbeing journey with a mindset of proactivity and growth, even if you feel like you’re currently stuck. Take some time to mark where you are at on your life dashboard in the […]

Prayers Friday 12th February 2021

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“Let all that I am praise the Lord. O Lord my God, how great you are! You are robed with honor and majesty.” (Psalm 104:1) We pray that our heart shall be full of praise for our Lord Jesus Christ as we continue  in our well-being journey . He never fails, even when we are […]

Wellbeing Thought of the Day Friday 12th February 2021

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Friday 12 Feb An overcoming (not overwhelmed) mindset Dispute the negative thinking (write down the false thoughts and dispute them with the truth (especially from the Bible). Get back control. See exercise for Day 3. Choose not to take responsibility for the things you cannot control but act on the things you can control. Connect […]

Wellbeing Thought of the Day Thursday 11th February 2021

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Thursday 11 Feb A faith (not fear) mindset Faith is closely linked with trust. We need to put our faith in God, who alone is completely trustworthy and reliable. Feed your faith (spend regular time in God’s word) and starve your fears (2 Tim 1.7, James 4.7-8). Write down your primary fears, invite God to […]