Emotionally Healthy Relationships - Session 4 - Explore the Iceberg
Emotionally Healthy Relationships (Peter & Geri Scazzero) • 18m
Scripture teaches that feelings are a key part of what it means to be made in God's image. Yet, humans are like icebergs: 10 percent is above the surface and visible; 90 percent is below the surface and invisible. When we **Explore the Iceberg,** we learn 1) unprocessed emotions don't die 2) healthy community requires that people know themselves and 3) feelings help us discern God's voice.
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