Christian Family Institute

11/08/2024

02/24/2024

When we say, "That's just who I am", we essentially limit ourselves and our potential for growth and development. It's like building an invisible fence around ourselves, leading to a fixed mindset. This phrase often serves as an excuse for not challenging ourselves or pushing our boundaries. It's crucial to understand that we are not static beings. We are capable of change and adaptation, both of which are integral for personal evolution.

Similarly, "I will do it tomorrow" is a common phrase we use to delay tasks or goals. Procrastination can become a crippling habit if left unchecked, preventing us from achieving our full potential. It's a way of deceiving ourselves into believing there's always more time, when in reality, time is the one thing we can't control. The best time to do something is usually now.

In essence, these phrases are self-imposed barriers that prevent us from realizing our true potential. Breaking free from them involves adopting a growth mindset, understanding the value of time, and taking action in the present moment.

02/02/2024

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12/31/2023

"HIS POWER"
What to keep your focus on in the coming year…

H: Hope - Keep your hope in God's promises.
I: Inspire - Draw inspiration from God's word.
S: Seek - Seek God's guidance in prayer.

P: Pray - Pray regularly, sharing your worries with God.
O: Obey - Follow God's commandments and teachings.
W: Worship - Worship God with all your heart.
E: Endure - Remain steadfast in your faith during challenging times.
R: Rejoice - Rejoice in the love and grace of God, despite your circumstances.

12/21/2023

Merry Christmas from the Christian Family Institute and Bowling Green Psychiatry families!!
CFI therapists: Rick Roepke, Kathy Roepke, Steven Tyree, Robert Meador, and Shelby French
CFI Office Manager: Rhonda Powell
BG Psych: Daltrey Tyree, APRN
BG Psych Office Manager: Adrienne Stewart