8. Emotional Maturity

Instructor

Christopher Moore

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Course Overview

Emotional Maturity in Faith: Navigating Life’s Inner Challenges

This course aims to guide participants through an emotional health assessment, focusing on understanding and addressing deep-seated emotional needs. It encourages self-reflection and spiritual growth, helping individuals to uncover and heal from underlying pains and traumas that influence their outward behavior and relationships.

Key areas covered in the course include:

Understanding Loneliness: Exploring the causes of loneliness and strategies for overcoming it (Hebrews 3:13; 1 John 4:7-12).
Overcoming Hopelessness and Despair: Finding hope in fearful situations and future uncertainties (1 Peter 4:7-11).
Addressing Rejection and Self-Image Issues: Building a positive self-image and dealing with feelings of insecurity (Psalm 122:7-8; Isaiah 40:31).
Building Confidence: Exploring factors that contribute to a lack of significance and confidence (Philippians 1:6; Ephesians 2:10).
Growth in Emotional Maturity: Learning from examples of emotional maturity and developing personal emotional health (Ephesians 4:13; Colossians 1:28-29).
Levels of Emotional Health: Understanding the characteristics of emotional maturity and immaturity (1 Peter 2:2; 1 John 2:12-13).
Dealing with Deep Emotional Issues: Recognizing the impact of trauma on emotional maturity (1 Samuel 16:7).
Managing Anger: Identifying triggers for anger and strategies for dealing with it (Ephesians 4:26-27).
Addressing Anxiety, Worry, and Depression: Coping strategies for anxiety and depression (Philippians 4:4).
Confronting Guilt and Shame: Understanding the role of guilt and shame in one’s life (Romans 1:16; Romans 9:33).
Finding Joy Amidst Sadness: Discovering sources of joy and peace (Romans 15:13).
Stress Related to Politics: Navigating the stress associated with political issues (Isaiah 46:10; Ephesians 1:10).
Overcoming Fear of Failure: Dealing with fears, phobias, and feelings of failure (Psalm 63:1-3).

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive approach to understanding and enhancing emotional maturity through a Christian lens, integrating biblical wisdom with practical steps for personal growth.

Course Content

Emotional Maturity in Faith: Navigating Life's Inner Challenges
- Emotional Maturity Introduction Video
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- The Iceberg
- Addressing Emotional Needs
- Assessment - Emotional Maturity
- G.1: I feel Alone – Loneliness
- G.2: I am Fearful about the future.
- G.3: I feel so insecure.
- G.4: I don’t feel very significant.
- G.5: How do I grow in Emotional Maturity?
- G.6: What are the levels of Emotional Health?
- G.7: Understanding the Iceberg? Man looks on the outward appearance.
- G.8: How do I deal with anger?
- G.9: I am covered with Sadness.
- G.10: Shame seems to chase me everywhere.
- G.11: I want more Joy in my life.
- G.12: I am fearful about politics.
- G.13: I Fear my work has not turned out like I desire, I feel like a failure.
- Additional Resources (Optional)

8. Emotional Maturity

Christopher Moore

Course Overview

Course Content

Emotional Maturity Introduction Video

The Iceberg

Addressing Emotional Needs

Assessment - Emotional Maturity

G.1: I feel Alone – Loneliness

G.2: I am Fearful about the future.

G.3: I feel so insecure.

G.4: I don’t feel very significant.

G.5: How do I grow in Emotional Maturity?

G.6: What are the levels of Emotional Health?

G.7: Understanding the Iceberg? Man looks on the outward appearance.

G.8: How do I deal with anger?

G.9: I am covered with Sadness.

G.10: Shame seems to chase me everywhere.

G.11: I want more Joy in my life.

G.12: I am fearful about politics.

G.13: I Fear my work has not turned out like I desire, I feel like a failure.

Additional Resources (Optional)