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Compassion Christian Counseling

Ministering to the whole person – spirit, soul, and body using scripture, prayer & counseling. There is hope and there is freedom.

Many people find themselves feeling overwhelmed at some point in their lives. If you are struggling with painful emotions, relationship conflicts, or need a life transformation; we can help.

01/04/2026

Even when life is hard, we can be grateful that God is faithful in delivering us from our trials.

Psalm 40 talks of waiting patiently for God and being lifted out of despair, which explains why praise comes so naturally after rescue. The new song represents a changed heart and a renewed perspective shaped by experiencing God’s help. And when others witness this response, they are encouraged to trust God as well, seeing that He is reliable and compassionate.

Take time to reflect on how God has worked in your own life, and let your gratitude become a visible expression of trust that encourages others.

01/02/2026

Goals are important because they give direction, motivation, and a sense of purpose to our efforts, helping us prioritize what we want to achieve.

However, setting goals without considering your current lifestyle, such as your available time, energy, responsibilities, and personal rhythms, can quickly lead to overwhelm and burnout. Realistic goals take into account not only what you want to achieve, but also your current capacity and long-term well-being.

To set goals that lead to sustainable progress, start by breaking larger ambitions into smaller, manageable steps that fit naturally into your daily routines. It also helps to tie your goals to deeper values and motivations so that your progress feels meaningful. Consistently tracking your progress and adjusting your goals when life changes ensures your efforts stay relevant and achievable. Finally, celebrate small victories along the way, because acknowledging progress fuels momentum and keeps discouragement at bay.

By setting goals that are both grounded in reality and aligned with your priorities, you create a path toward growth that is motivating, sustainable, and personally rewarding.

Check out this article by LifeHack for a more detailed breakdown on this process 👉 https://goals.lifehack.org/goals/set-realistic-goals-avoid-overwhelm-burnout

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01/01/2026

"...But one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal to win the prize for which God has called me heavenward in Christ Jesus." Philippians 3:13-14

Happy New Year from Compassion Christian Counseling! We are so grateful for all of the blessings of 2025, including our amazing community. We pray that this year is full of continued blessings for you all and your families.

Thank you for an amazing year!

12/28/2025

Remain joyful.

Joy can exist apart from outcomes, resources, or what we wish would change. Instead of being tied to what is happening around you, root your joy in trust. Even in uncertain seasons, you can have steady hope and strength moving forward.

12/27/2025

Feeling anxious lately? don't worry, you're not alone. Even though anxious thoughts can feel impossible to let go of, there are way to calm your mind. Here we share five faith-filled ways to calm anxiety, from starting with prayer to leaning on gratitude and support. At Compassion Christian Counseling, we’re here to walk with you toward hope, peace, and healing.

12/23/2025

Emotions are a normal part of being human.

The issue is more so that people often treat them as something wrong, something to suppress, or something to impulsively act on. The reality is that they are God-given signals that point us toward deeper needs and truths. Scripture shows us that Jesus Himself experienced a full range of emotions—grief, joy, compassion, and even anger—without ever being controlled by them, reminding us that emotions aren’t something to be trusted as our final guide but invited into God’s presence for healing and wisdom (Psalm 139:13). The Bible shows us that we should trust God with our feelings by acknowledging them honestly, bringing them before Him in prayer, and allowing His Word and Spirit to shape how we respond rather than letting them drive our decisions (Proverbs 3:5-6; Philippians 4:6-7).

Psalm 23 beautifully illustrates this shepherding care: even through life’s darkest valleys, God leads, restores, and comforts our weary hearts, reminding us that His presence is more reliable than our fluctuating feelings.

As you practice these steps, remember that trusting God with your emotions does not mean ignoring them. It means inviting your Shepherd to lead you through them with peace and strength.

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12/23/2025

The holidays don't always feel peaceful. But God gives us a way to be intentional about our joy and invite calm in the midst of the chaos. Let Him fill your home this season as we appreciate all that He's done for us ❤

12/21/2025

God is our comfort when our minds feel crowded with worry.

You're not meant to carry the weight of life alone. God calls us to peace, and His presence is the calm in the storm. Seek Him when you are anxious and let the weight be lifted!

12/19/2025

We get it. Parenting can be HARD.

It often comes with constant pressure, a lot of questions, and moments where you wonder if you’re handling things the right way. Our parenting counseling sessions offer supportive conversations designed to equip you with practical tools and godly wisdom to help your family thrive in today’s world.

We address the underlying challenges parents and families face and walk with you toward healthy, lasting solutions. Book an appointment on our website to take the next step toward building a strong, healthy family.

(409)832-5772
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12/17/2025

We will be out of office for the holidays!

Our office will be closed from Tuesday, December 23rd through Thursday, January 1st. We will resume normal business hours starting Monday, January 5th.

Counseling sessions will still be available during this time depending on each individual counselor's schedule. You can check availability on our website.

If you need to get in touch, you can email us at info@hisclinic.org and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. Thank you and happy holidays!

12/14/2025

Don't view challenges as just obstacles but see them as opportunities for growth.

These moments test and strengthen our faith, shaping us into people with greater endurance and stability. The process may be uncomfortable, but it produces qualities in us that chronic comfortability cannot.

Whatever you’re facing now is building a strength within you that will help carry you forward.

12/12/2025

Our unrealistic expectations may not always be obvious to us or others. They can show up in the small, everyday moments too.

It can look like assuming someone will respond with enthusiasm when we share something meaningful, believing a loved one should handle stress the way that we deem appropriate, or expecting a family member to offer emotional support they’ve never been equipped to give. These less noticeable expectations still create tension because they’re based on an ideal version of someone rather than who they actually are. Over time, these can lead to hidden resentment, misunderstandings, and frustration that neither person fully understands.

Recognizing these patterns in ourselves starts with paying attention to our emotional reactions. If you frequently feel hurt, disappointed, or offended by someone’s behavior, that’s often a sign an unspoken expectation was shaping the moment. Asking yourself questions like “Was I hoping for a specific response?” or “Did I expect them to know what I needed?” can help you find where the disconnect is. From there, adjusting expectations becomes an act of grace.

Learning to manage expectations in this way establishes peace, healthier communication, and relationships grounded in reality. It frees you to appreciate others for who they are, not who you wish they would be, and opens the door to more honest, compassionate connection.

You can intentionally manage expectations by communicating your needs calmly and directly, checking whether an expectation is realistic based on someone’s personality and capacity, and reminding yourself that people grow at different paces. Over time, this will help build relationships rooted in understanding, respect, and emotional maturity.

(409)832-5772
info@hisclinic.org
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1015 South Main
Lumberton, TX
77657

Opening Hours

Monday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	9:30am - 5:30pm

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+14098325772

Website

http://www.hisclinic.org/, https://linktr.ee/ccchisclinic

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