Faith & Feelings: How to Manage Your Emotions by Faith

"Faith is just denial." "Faith people are selfish." "It's extreme." If you've heard those accusations, or quietly suspected they were true, you are not alone.

And there's a harder question underneath. You've been told "feelings follow faith," but nobody ever explained why. So when the feeling doesn't come, you conclude your faith didn't work.

Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who has taught on faith for 15 years after being trained by the faith fathers of the church, answers the critics first, then breaks the jargon down to something you can use on a Monday. He takes you to Hebrews 11:1 with a simple exercise (you'll need to close your eyes) that separates faith from hope for good.

You'll discover:

• Why your faith stays small when it is only about you
• The difference between hope and faith you can feel in 30 seconds
• The two-word method for changing what you focus on
• Why loneliness is an achievement, and how to stop being good at it

"Your feeling is created by the questions you ask." Watch Part 1 of Upgrading Your Faith and start asking better ones.