Category Archives: FreedomPOST Articles

by David Maas for the Berean Church of the Great God If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask of God, who gives to all liberally and without reproach, and it will be given to him. But let him … Continue reading →

by Westwind Recovery Mental health issues are rising in the United States. According to numerous outlets, those who are disabled by mental illness increased, reaching an all-time high in 2007. Studies by the National Institute of Mental Health show that … Continue reading →

Alice G. Walton, Forbes Magazine Brains do a lot of work while we sleep—far from being a passive behavior, sleep is actually critical to brain health, and as a result, mental and cognitive health. A few new studies in recent … Continue reading →

Call On The Lord And He Will Answer YOU! Rich Wilkerson Aug 24, 2018 07:00 am S. O. A. P. Here’s Your 90 second AM Devotional! S-cripture: Jeremiah 33:3 Call to me and I will answer you and tell you … Continue reading →

by Brandon Specktor, Senior Writer, LiveScience It’s hard to escape screens; there is a roughly 100 percent chance you are looking at one right now. And though the long-term effects of screen time are still being studied, the effects of excessive … Continue reading →

GoodTherapy.org Depression—a sad or discontented mood—can leave a person feeling lethargic, unmotivated, or hopeless. In some cases, depression can lead to suicidal ideation. Depression may occur in a severe form, as in major depression, or in a more chronic, mild-to-moderate … Continue reading →

GoodTherapy.org Anger is a common emotion that can help individuals relieve stress, motivate them to solve problems, and provide a way, through healthy expression, for people to discuss their negative feelings. It is normal to experience anger, and at times, … Continue reading →

Two big studies bolster the claim that coffee—even decaf—is good for you by Karen Kaplan, science and medicine editor for the Los Angeles Times If you’re the type of person who needs at least one cup of coffee to get out … Continue reading →

By MATT RICHTEL This article was originally posted in the New York Times, MARCH 13, 2017 (The images are from Google Images posted by FREEdom from MEdom Project) Amid an opioid epidemic, the rise of deadly synthetic drugs and the … Continue reading →

  by Tom Wootton The real goal of treatment is not remission, but to remove suffering in bipolar disorder. Do you suffer from bipolar disorder or know someone who does? If you want to end all suffering you need to … Continue reading →

Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, … Continue reading →

By Michael W. Chapman | December 31, 2014 Alice Cooper, the shock-rock megastar who makes Marilyn Manson look like a choir boy, stopped his hard-partying ways and returned to his Bible Christian roots in the late 1980s and today, still … Continue reading →

by Michael Dye and Patricia Fancher for The National Association for Christian Recovery In very simplistic terms, we have two parts to our brains. The first part is the neocortex. It is located in the front of the head and … Continue reading →

From Vol 2. Issue 4 on October 2009 Christians celebrate Christmas to commemorate the birth of our Lord Jesus, knowing that He came to give us eternal life. But how many realize that Jesus also came to give us the … Continue reading →

Letting go of anxiety One of the cornerstones of our approach to recovery is that sobriety is integrally related to emotional and spiritual well-being. It’s hard to be sober if you’re not in a good place emotionally and spiritually … … Continue reading →