

Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.
Good morning,
Stress stems from our constant worrying about the things of tomorrow. Stress is the check engine light that says something is not working correctly. You can also view stress and anxiety as an opportunity for growth and maturity in your life and faith. Instead of being afraid and running from stress and anxiety, you can learn to navigate it healthily and embrace it as an opportunity to deepen your relationship with God and become more resilient in the face of challenges. The Bible reminds us in Matthew 6:34, saying, "Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own".
As Christians, our faith is foundational and formative to who we are. One practical way to manage stress is prayer and believing in God's promises. You can cope with stress by focusing on what you can control and trusting God's Word. Keeping a patient, kind, and trusting attitude is crucial amid stress and anxiety. Instead of reacting out of emotional intensity or wanting to solve everything immediately, take a step back, pray, and seek guidance. This allows you to respond with grace and patience despite difficulties and stay committed to God's life plan.
Everyone suffers from stress at one time or another. I have worked and worshipped in environments that impacted my spiritual being and overall health, which left me feeling anxious, depressed, and sometimes disconnected from God. Nonetheless, I also learned that God's love and grace can help you overcome the effects of spiritually contaminated environments. The Apostle Paul in Romans 12:2 said, "Do not conform to the pattern of this world but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Then, you will be able to test and approve God's will by renewing your mind and focusing on God's love and grace to overcome the negative impacts and experience healing and restoration.
An important thing to remember about stress and worry is that they are choices. Just like you choose to pray or surrender something to God, you have a choice to participate in worrying or give it to God. The Bible gives us wisdom on how to handle stress and how Jesus offers comfort and rest. The Bible encourages us to fill our minds with the promises of God, His teachings, and His love for us.
We greatly appreciate your continued financial contributions to support the church during this new form of worship. Please continue to mail your checks to Payne Chapel A.M.E Church, 2701 Lee St, Houston, Texas 77026, or use Givelify.com on the church website.
Finally, I would like to leave you with this thought for meditation: “You don’t have to control your thoughts; you just have to stop letting them control you.” - Dan Millman
Be Blessed
Pastor Kevin L. Bullock, Sr.