EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 12 MIN
06. Scripture vs Feelings- How Do You Trust the Bible over Your Emotions- 4 Steps To Stay Grounded/ Shame/Regret/ Healing/Scripture/Comparison
from Unashamed at last I Shame, Scripture, Regret, Emotional Healing, Comparison · host kingdom Durogene - Certified Life Coach & Podcast Coach for Christian Women
Have you ever known what God’s Word says but struggled to believe it because your feelings seemed louder? The Bible says you're forgiven, but you still feel guilty? Scripture says you're loved, but you feel rejected? God's Word says He is with you, but you feel alone? Many of us have moments when our emotions seem more real than God's promises. But what do you do when your feelings and Scripture appear to be saying two different things? In this episode Scriptures vs. Feelings—How Do You Trust the Bible Over Your Emotions? 4 Steps to Stay Grounded we're exploring how to trust God's Word even when your emotions tell a different story. You'll learn four practical, faith-filled steps to stay grounded in truth without ignoring your feelings or allowing them to control your life. If you've ever felt emotionally overwhelmed, spiritually confused, or stuck in cycles of shame, fear, anxiety, or self-doubt, this episode will help you build a stronger foundation on God's truth. Key Scriptures: Jeremiah 17:9 Proverbs 3:5-6 Romans 12:2 Join the Unashamed At Last community for encouragement, faith-filled resources, and support on your healing journey. [email protected] If this episode encouraged you: 🤍 Subscribe to my podcast 🤍 Leave a review on Apple Podcast or Spotify 🤍 Share this episode with another woman who may be struggling with regret silently And remember sis… Your mistakes are not your identity. God’s grace is still enough for you. And you are becoming Unashamed At Last🤍
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