by Kathy Collard Miller | Jul 12, 2024 | anger, anger management, fear of man, messages, people pleasing
Misunderstood? Three Victorious Principles to Peace and Joy I hate being misunderstood! I feel insecure, fearful, and out of control. I desperately want people to see me correctly so that they will be pleased with me. That’s called people pleasing! (By the way,...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Mar 16, 2024 | Bible reading, Bible study, friendships, people pleasing, unconditional love, women of the Bible
Friendships Are Gifts From God. How to Treasure Them Friendships are gifts from God. That may sound very basic but it’s when we remember God orchestrated every human contact we can be grateful even when it’s a challenging connection. When we are tempted to grumble...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Mar 22, 2023 | Bible study, parenting, people pleasing, perfectionism, positive parenting
Do You Feel Awkward When Someone Compliments You about Your Child? Maybe I’m the only one, but I feel awkward when someone compliments me about my child. I said, compliments me about my child–not just compliment my child. I’m thrilled to hear someone...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Aug 1, 2022 | anger, marriage, people pleasing, perfectionism, Pure-Hearted
Danger! You May Be Using Absolute Words More Than You Realize Have you ever said things like: I’ll never get angry again I’ll always show love toward that person who is unlovable I’ll never be discontent again I’ll always be joyful in every circumstance I’ll have my...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Jul 7, 2022 | Bible study, friendships, peace, people pleasing
Why Do We Fear Mere Mortals? In some ways, I’m still tempted by my “fear of man.” I’m fearing people who are mere mortals! In a common phrase, it’s called People Pleasing. Although God is continuing a remarkable healing of my tendency to...
by Kathy Collard Miller | Sep 22, 2021 | faith, fear of man, humility, people pleasing, temptation
What are you depending upon? Is Jesus involved? It’s so easy to think we are including Jesus when we might not be. Those thoughts brought back memories of years ago when we were caring for Larry’s elderly mother who had dementia. Audrey was 90 at the time....
