by DrMichelle | Blog, Encouragement |
Everywhere I look, I see people—friends, family, even strangers—carrying heavy burdens of pain, whether it’s physical, emotional, relational, spiritual, grief or loss. Without giving it much thought, I can readily name 25 people who are experiencing some kind of pain. The truth is, we all know someone who’s struggling. We believe God can heal, but what do we do in the meantime, while we’re still waiting for that healing to come? How do we find hope and strength in the midst of the pain?
by DrMichelle | Blog, Encouragement |
Feeling overwhelmed by life’s challenges? As we navigate life’s trials, there’s a timeless wisdom that offers strength and hope: ‘Wait on the Lord.’ This principle, rooted in trust and faith, invites us to find courage even in uncertainty. Embracing this perspective can renew our strength, lend us hope, and guide us through life’s challenges with steadfast faith. Read more to discover the benefits of waiting on God.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Even in the darkest moments, hope flickers. Join the conversation with Dr. Michelle Bengtson and David Robison of LifeToday as they discuss the power of faith in times of waiting and pain. You’re not alone! Read more for practical advice and biblical insights for finding strength in the midst of trials.
by DrMichelle | Podcast |
Your past doesn’t define you. Your present doesn’t define you. But who you choose to trust does define your future. In the challenging “meanwhile” moments between crisis and divine intervention, our faith is refined, our strength tested. We have a choice: seek God’s answers or chase empty pursuits. Discover hidden treasures in waiting, find purpose in pain, and embrace life-changing transformation by trusting in the Lord. Join me with Carol McLeod on this inspiring podcast episode as we embrace the benefits of waiting upon the Lord.
by DrMichelle | Blog, Encouragement |
As a neuropsychologist, I have spent decades problem-solving with patients. But, I’ve realized something about my problem-solving and doing mode. It excludes God from the process and takes Him out of the picture. As I sought Him, I learned what is now my best tip for how to relieve stress at Christmas and on a daily basis throughout the year.
