How well do we bear burdens? A burden causes extra stress in our life. In this series, Dr. Brent Lindquist offers some practical ways to recognize the stress burdens cause and how to work through the burdens to relieve the stress. 

Are you able to effectively handle a variety of stressful events and situations? Probably not as well as you would like. In part two of this series. Dr. Brent Lindquist continues his look at ways to effect bear burdens and relieve the stress that can acco 

How well do we bear burdens? A burden causes extra stress in our life. In part 3, Dr. Brent Lindquist offers some practical ways to recognize the stress burdens cause and how to work through the burdens to relieve the stress. 

There may be times we are asked to keep something in confidence. This can become a burden knowing we can't shre the situation. This becomes a burden that can affect us in daily life. In part four of this series Dr. Brent Lindquist provides tools to help u 

In the final program Dr. Brent Lindquist offers some closing remarks and practical advice to help us practise daily how to carry burdens without letting those burdens stress us out and weigh us down. 

Brent Lindquist reads from and bases his comments on My Heart, Christ's Home by Robert Boyd Munger. Munger's book leads Jesus from room to room in his heart. Brent confesses that he has to remove some items from the rooms in his heart. 

Brent Lindquist imagines himself walking with Jesus through a room in his heart that serves as his study and evaluates whether Jesus is pleased with what he finds there. 

Brent Lindquist continues his series encouraging us to clean out the various rooms of our heart. In this program he takes us to the work room. His series is based on the book: My Heart, Christ's Home by Robert Boyd Munger. 

This is part four of Brent's tour through his heart with Jesus as his guest. Today he takes us to the recreation room, wondering what Jesus might question as in line with his teaching. 

Dr. Brent Lindquist has been sharing from the book My Heart, Christ's Home as a reference to imagine how Jesus would judge the various 'rooms' of his heart. In this final program in the series they visit the hall closet. 

Scott Shaum talks about loss in his personal life and how we can learn to overcome the distress it causes. He advises leaving the stress of loss with God. 

Is there such thing as a mid-life crisis for a woman? What can she expect? How can she fly through the turbulence? Membercare counselor Vickie Easter Jaquette has some insight. 

When people ask "How are you doing?" Our answer might be relative to what? Dr. Brent Lindquist begins this series by suggesting that filling our minds with the right thoughts and Gods love can give us the most important perspective in life 

Sometimes it's difficult to judge how you are doing without a proper reference point. Dr. Lindquist suggests measuring your progress against realistic and managable goals. 

Practice makes better. Dr. Lindquist encourages us to just begin to tackle difficult relationships or situations. Just as it takes practice to play a musical instrument, so it takes practice to try to make things better. 

Dr. Brent wraps up this four part series by reminding us that asking God to guide us before we begin the initiative to repair relationships, we more likely be successful.  

Brent defines resilience. Using a book written by Dr. Frederick Flack, he shares that majoring on the positive experiences in your life, and not the negative, produces an 'I can do it' attitude. 

Brent applauds his father who came home from the war wounded but focused on what he might do to make life better for others. A result of that determination was the founding of Link Care Center in Fresno, CA. 

Brent asks us to look for people in our lives who are examples of people who have 'bounced back'.  He assures us that we don't have to bounce back immediately.  It may be a slow process.  The important thing is to keep focused on recovery. 

We are urged to find support for personal local resilience resources.  Building friendships you can trust and lean on in difficult times.  

Resentment is one of the walls that prevent our 'bouncing back'.  We can hold onto our hurts rather than letting go.  It's important to get these things out of the way.  Sometimes that is just the healing of a relationship. 

The Mobile Member Care Team lives by terms of a covenant that they have pledged to abide by. The team suggests how this might work for other organizations 

The Mobile Member Care Team describes a covenant they agree to with one another. The covenant calls each member to behavior that is considerate of other team members.  

Members of the Mobile Member Care Team discuss how self care works in their individual lives. 

No one can care for you better than yourself. The Mobile Member Care Team shares their personal challenges of practicing self-care 

Dr. Brent Lindquist begins a four part series that looks at self care. He says our relationship to God is key in how we view and exercise self care in our lives. 

In part 2 of Brent's series on Taking Care of You, he discusses the need for contentment in relationship to Jesus. 

In part 2 of Brent's series on Taking Care of You, he discusses the need for contentment in relationship to Jesus. 

Brent Lindquist says that hard times may come and go but through it all we can find contentment in Jesus. 

Members of the Mobile Member Care Team in Ghana talk about the need for self care