Sentences with phrase «troubled person»

One criterion for judging the effectiveness of a sermon is the number of troubled persons who seek help during the following week.

He was essentially a clinician who wrote for other therapists to communicate what he had learned about his primary concern — how to help deeply troubled people.

Personal warmth and the evidence of competence are essential ingredients in a sermon that open doors for troubled people to seek help.

In this article, we present to you the sweet troubles a person may get themselves into when they start getting to some pretty advanced levels of fitness.

To define your niche audience, you just need to extract specific troubles these people are referring to.

Awareness of his own problems apparently increased his insight, empathy, and almost maternal compassion for deeply troubled persons.

Rather it is the experience of walking with troubled persons on their inner journey that deepens preaching, by enhancing the minister's «feel» for human problems.

3:53 a.m.: Food Therapy, Book 2 Nocomus Columbus A story about some very troubled people who live in the very troubled United States of America.

And Poehler takes a role that might have been merely window dressing and makes a three - dimensional, very troubled person out of her.

Mr. Christie caught a vision of how the telephone could become the vital link between the masses of troubled people in Los Angeles, and the loving concern of the Christian church with its good news of God's love and willingness to help.

One of the clearest ways in which this function is performed is the counseling relationship, in which a trained professional helps troubled persons work through such problems.

But after the Virginia Tech massacre in 2007, Connecticut saw a significant increase in the number of people calling law enforcement to report concerns about troubled people with access to firearms.

He, also, teaches Post-Doctoral students at the Wright Institute of Los Angeles where he trains them in working with more troubled people (i.e..

Synopsis: In a film that plays with the idea of straightforward storytelling, a group of troubled people find that they are linked in unpredictable ways.

This, in a profound sense, is the reason that any change in the liturgy will always trouble people on one side or the other.

As she spoke to the group and listed all the environmental and health problems troubling her people back in Window Rock — contamination, emerging illnesses, and violence against women among them — the women of Imider solemnly nodded their heads; they had been through the same.

Barry Fairbrother (Rory Kinnear, who recently appeared in «The Imitation Game») is a more forward - thinking, benevolent councilman, the kind who advocates for welfare and even takes troubled people under his wing for advice, including Krystal (Abigal Lawrie).

But the broadly positive reaction is significant because higher interest rates in the U.S. trouble some people in Asia.

, it WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER for Judas to have been born... going to heaven for eternity (which is super great) makes any temporary troubles people experience on earth like nothing.

The ultimate goal of the behavioral methods, when they are used growthfully, is to teach troubled persons self - help tools for enabling them to increase their own self - determination and effectiveness in living.

Get together a group of insecure and frequently troubled people and tell them in a sustained and rhetorically persuasive way that they are creative, unique, loving, gentle, caring, insightful, and all the other things that they, and perhaps others, have told themselves that they are not, and chances are that they will lap it up.

Seminary education should include supervised opportunities to learn how to work with other professions in serving troubled persons.

There exists a broad group of troubled persons whose difficulties in living do not require the services of a highly - trained professional person and yet who need more help than is available from random conversations with relatives and friends.

Such direct involvement in helping deeply troubled people forces a congregation to test the reality of its dedication to loving God and neighbor.

Several facets of the complementary nature of counseling and preaching have been discussed — the way in which effective preaching brings troubled persons to counseling, the function of counseling experiences in helping to keep preaching relevant to real human problems, and the ways in which training in counseling can be used in preaching.

On the plain a great crowd of disciples and a greater crowd of sick and troubled people surrounded him.

If we had waited until Cooper's trial and ultimate execution for our peace, we would be troubled people indeed.

For those few out there that like very somber looks into the minds of troubled people without injection of Hollywood frills or thrills, Spider is recommended for some thoughtful portrayals and moments of intelligence.

Since the 1700's, animals have aided in the rehabilitation of the mentally ill and emotionally troubled persons.

This is a wonderful book about Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), an approach to helping troubled people which might revolutionize psychotherapy.

It is the privilege of our profession to be able to help troubled people along this path, and though medications may make this journey less arduous, in the long run, therapists are indispensable for getting their clients to this destination.

We know from a recent study that nearly as many troubled people seek counseling from clergymen as from all other helping professions combined.

As this case itself illustrates, it is so much more costly — foremost in lives altered, but also in terms of public money spent — to ignore the most troubled people in our society, and one intention of this book is to change the way this country allocates resources for public mental health care.

Jesus as host gives consent for troubled people to be filled with promise.

Therefore, I have been raised surrounded by penal codes, legal encyclopaedias and heavy folders with real cases about troubled people.

The film Ten Weyngaert (In the Vineyard) adopts the name and setting of a Brussels Community Center that was built as a utopian space (but is now frequented by troubled people and remains isolated from the city's public life).

Clergymen counsel more troubled people than any other helping profession.

Lucky for him, he has a door in his fabulous apartment which can take deeply troubled people who enter into the realm and have them forget the sources of their misery, but somehow he resists checking it out.

YOU WRITE SAM::: It points to the obvious fact that you are a deeply troubled person who delights in trivializing and denigrating the wounded.