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What Scripture Teaches About Emotional Resilience
Emotional resilience isn’t about pretending we’re okay—it’s about learning how to stand firm with God even when we’re not. Scripture shows us that emotions are real, valid, and seen by the Lord. Many of the Psalms are raw prayers—full of fear, grief, frustration, and even exhaustion. Yet in the middle of those emotions, we see a pattern: honesty → surrender → renewed strength. 1️⃣ God Meets Us in Our Weakness “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.” – 2 Corinthians 12:9 Resilience begins when we stop relying on our own strength and start leaning on His. 2️⃣ Trials Produce Inner Strength “The testing of your faith produces perseverance.” – James 1:3 Hard seasons are not pointless—they are producing endurance, depth, and spiritual maturity. 3️⃣ Guarding the Heart Matters “Above all else, guard your heart…” – Proverbs 4:23 Emotional resilience includes protecting what we allow to shape our thoughts and feelings. 4️⃣ Jesus Modeled Emotional Honesty Jesus wept (John 11:35). He felt anguish (Luke 22:44). Yet He remained anchored in the Father. Resilience is not the absence of emotion—it’s faith in the middle of it. What emotion have you been carrying lately that you need to surrender to God? Drop a word or prayer below. Let’s stand in faith together. 🤍
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Lord I need help to ignore what comes out of some people's mouths about me. I need strength to not believe them. I know I am your child. I know you love me and I know I have a purpose. I am human so I will stumble and fall, but you still love me like a father should. Help me to remember that that all I need is you. Your love, your grace, your forgiveness keeps me strong. Without you I would be nothing, but with you I am whole. Thank you for loving me enough to die for me. In Jesus name I thank you. Amen
The Quiet Strength of Biblical Patience
Patience in Scripture isn’t passive or weak. It’s steady, intentional, and deeply rooted in trust. Biblical patience is the strength to remain faithful while waiting—without bitterness, rushing, or giving up. This kind of patience shows up when: prayers feel unanswered growth feels slow circumstances don’t change quickly obedience goes unnoticed Patience doesn’t mean doing nothing. It means continuing to do what’s right while trusting God with the timing. Quiet patience forms character. It stretches faith. It teaches us to rely on God’s presence rather than immediate results. In a culture that values speed and instant gratification, biblical patience is a powerful act of resistance—and devotion. Where in your life is God inviting you to practice patient faith instead of quick solutions? Sometimes the strongest faith is the one that simply endures.
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Patience is where I struggle. I'm used to taking care of things on my own, by myself. I finally admitted this year that I can't do it on my own. But I am struggling something terrible with my patience and letting God take care of things
👑 Welcome to Kingdom Crown!
We’re so glad God led you here. You're now part of a Christ-centered community built to uplift, equip, and walk together in faith. It will take us a little time to get everyone moved over to our new community, so please log in frequently and engage in our daily community topics! Whether you’re here to grow spiritually, test faith-based products, or connect with believers, you’re in the right place. Customer service questions should never be posted in the community. Please direct any account related questions to customer service at contact@kingdomcrown.life, as we do not have access to accounts from the Marketing side. ✨ What to Expect: As a member of our Product Program, you'll unlock inspiring Christian products through the Kingdom Classroom. Some are completely free (just cover shipping), while others come with exclusive discounts. You’re never required to buy—just test what blesses you. 💬 Why We're Here: This is a safe, grace-filled space where your spiritual journey is valued. Share Scripture, praise reports, prayer requests, and encouragement. No self-promotion, drama, or cold DMs—just real people walking in truth and love. 📈 Unlock More: As you engage (comment, like, share), you earn points that unlock more resources, digital downloads, and courses. The more you connect, the more you grow! 💌 Let’s Begin: Introduce yourself in the comments below: - Your name or nickname - A favorite Bible verse - What you hope to gain or give in this community How to Post: Each Friday we have on the calendar above "Faith Post Friday". This is where the community is open for members to post. Outside of Friday, members are able to comment and interact with current community posts. When posting on Fridays, we ask that only 1 post per member, and only positive posts with no engagement farming. Click Classroom at the top of Skool after posting to start your journey. We’re honored to walk this path with you. Welcome to Kingdom Crown—where faith grows and community thrives! 🙏
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My name is Terrie. Most people that know me call me Terrie Kay or TK. Except my grandkids, they call me BooBoo.
🙏 “God Said No”: When Prayers Aren’t Answered How We Expect
Few things are harder than praying earnestly and hearing silence—or realizing the answer is “no.” Yet God’s “no” is never rejection; it’s protection, redirection, or preparation. 📖 “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways.” (Isaiah 55:9) When prayers aren’t answered the way we hope, it doesn’t mean God isn’t listening. It means He sees the full picture when we only see a moment. What feels like loss may actually be mercy. What feels like delay may be divine timing. God’s “no” can mean: He has something better in store He’s protecting us from unseen harm He’s shaping our character and faith He’s calling us to trust Him more deeply Faith grows not only when prayers are answered “yes,” but when we continue trusting God even when the answer is different than expected. How can you trust God’s heart, even when His answer isn’t what you prayed for?
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We must keep our faith and trust God no matter what
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Terrie Davison
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I am the wife of a Healing Evangelist. We have 3 kids and 6 grandkids. I am a school cook and have a kettle corn business.

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