Too many of us know the struggle and the pain. In competition with pixels. The images on a computer screen (or TV or magazine, etc.) It is possible to regain your own self-worth/self-esteem. It is possible to heal. It is possible to forgive. It is possible to rebuild. Shared from Covenant Eyes, Written by... Continue Reading →
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made
Join us, and invite others! Our newest series starts on Tuesday, May 1st! Overcoming Body Image Issues in Today's Culture "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." -Psalm 139:14, NIV
What if they knew?
What if they knew who I really was? What if I knew who they really were? Where do I fit? I am so unqualified, and I am insecure. I stumble too often over my words, and fail in my actions. As I have listened to the conversations and comments of others, though they... Continue Reading →
When an Emotional Eater Breaks Free
Written by Sarah Knepper For almost 20 years now I've been an emotional eater. This title has gotten easier to say out loud now that I have been publicly speaking about this for the past five months. I decided to share this with my readers because I believe there are thousands of women struggling... Continue Reading →
Transparently Yours – Brooke Lynn
Brooke Lynn is a strong woman. She is a wife and mother. She is a nurse and an author. And she has a heart after God. She has graciously shared her life’s experiences and struggles on her blog and in her book, Raised by Strangers, in effort to bring healing, strength and hope to others.... Continue Reading →
Consider Beautiful – Without Comparison
There is pressure to be perfect. I strive to do my best – but I am not perfect. And it hurts when I feel I have failed. I am too hard on myself. I tend to compare myself to others, and when I do I put myself in an unfair and unrealistic competition.... Continue Reading →
Overcoming My Obsession
[separator top="25" bottom="25" style="shadow"] Written by Andrea Fortenberry When I see women exercising, I often wonder what motivates them to work out. Sometimes it reminds me of a sad chapter of my life — the days when I battled severe issues with body image. For much of high school, I based my worth on... Continue Reading →
Redeemed After 17 Years in the Pit of an Eating Disorder
Written by Marie Notcheva Through Him all things truly are possible. This is my story of how Jesus Christ broke the chains of a 17-year bondage to bulimia when I truly repented and turned from this idol. The same hope and freedom is available to you if you know Him as Savior and Lord. I... Continue Reading →
Running on Empty
Written by Heather Creekmore I read the message and a few seconds later, without even thinking, I stood in front of the pantry searching for anything that contains a little chocolate. Today a kid’s granola bar will have to suffice. Something. Must. Stop. The. Stress. But, it doesn’t. And, I’m not satisfied.... Continue Reading →
Schedule For Self-Esteem and Food-Related Issues Series
June 1 – Heather Creekmore – blogs at – "Compared to Who" June 8 – Marie Notcheva – blogs at – "Redeemed from the Pit" June 15 – Hostess Lisa Brown – blogs at – "Me Too Moments For Moms" June 22 – Andrea Fortenberry – blogs at – http://www.andreafortenberry.com June 29 – Hostess Angel – blogs at... Continue Reading →