Continuing with their discussion of IMS, Rick and Rusty share the impact that hypersensitivity has on a man’s relationships and why it is critical that he changes his perspective immediately. In this episode, they also answer the question: Is it ok for a Christian to get help from a counselor or doctor or should I just pray about it?
Outline
- Review of Irritable Male Syndrome
- Definition
- Traits
- As a Christian, is it Ok to Get Professional Help From a Counselor or Doctor
- Luke, the author of “Luke” in the New Testament was a doctor
- Colossians 4:14 “Our dear friend Luke, the doctor…”
- We should take everything to the Lord in prayer – good and bad.
- God has given wisdom to people on this earth to help us understand our issues better and help us work through them.
- Luke, the author of “Luke” in the New Testament was a doctor
- Dealing with Hypersensitivity
- Difference between:
- Being sensitive
- A person with a HSP personality
- A person who is Hypersensitive
- Traits of Hypersensitivity
- Impacts of Hypersensitivity
- Making Changes
- Difference between:
- Not Making Excuses for Behavior
- We need to accept responsibility and work toward change
- Colossians 3:5,8
- Through prayer, outside help, and healthy lifestyle we are able to improve our attitude and invest in our relationships in a much better way
Show Information Sources
- https://www.atrainceu.com/content/4-irritable-male-syndrome-0
- https://www.bodylogicmd.com/for-men/irritable-men-syndrome/
- https://www.bodylogicmd.com/for-men/irritable-men-syndrome/
- https://mensgroup.com/irritable-male-syndrome/
Biblical Resources
- Psalms 50:15
- Psalms 51:12
- Joel 2:25-26
- Jeremiah 29:11

