Tag Archives: imposter syndrome

No bad parts?

Posted on April 26, 2023 by Scott Linscott

The body is a unit made up of many parts. The bible uses this truth to explain how followers of Christ should function together using the truth that the human body is made up of many parts as a given. … Continue reading →

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Rewriting my internal dialogue

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Scott Linscott

This week’s assignment feels weird. I haven’t been able to do it yet. I get started and then think, “this is stupid” and then I give up. I like to write encouragement cards and send texts to others saying stuff … Continue reading →

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Just getting started

Posted on April 1, 2023 by Scott Linscott

I knew, going into counseling, that I would encounter stuff that I consider way out in left field. I knew I’d hit things recommending ancient practices for self-regulation and I knew I’d come against things that fly in the face … Continue reading →

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Is it okay for a pastor to feel these feelings?

Posted on February 15, 2023 by Scott Linscott

By Scott Linscott Life has thrown a number of curveballs of uncertainty at me of late. Added to that, internals and externals have overwhelmed my calendar with dates and deadlines and people needing something from me at every turn. Added … Continue reading →

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