Discover the hidden cause of chronic pain
Uncover the hidden truths of chronic pain and find hope for healing
About the Author
Emily N Stewart has worn many hats: a nutritionist, a health coach, a personal trainer, and a homeschooling mom. Follow her quest for a better understanding of the connection between the mind and the body as they relate to chronic pain and disease, and benefit from her years of research into the real truth behind their origins.
Hiding: What Fig Leaves and Chronic Pain Have in Common
Current Works
Adam and Eve’s first response to their sin was to hide from God, sewing for themselves clothing made from fig leaves they found in the Garden. Thousands of years later, we are still hiding from God using fig leaves of a more subtle kind. We suppress negative thoughts and emotions, leading to devastating physical consequences.Using the latest in medical research, Biblical truths, and personal confessions, Emily Stewart reveals what pain really is, where it comes from, and how to heal." When you are in pain, you want answers. You want a treatment plan that will just work. With so many pain relief methods on the market, shouldn’t there be one that rises to the top as being the most effective? One back pain sufferer insists that a hard bed has helped her immensely, while another swears by nightly ice packs. Or physical therapy. Or a change in diet. Or any host of gadgets or medications that have "helped" in some way. But if the remedies for pain are so personal, could the causes also be…personal? To answer this question, we have to go back to the very beginning…to the Garden."
Hiding: The Study Guide
Designed to accompany Hiding: What Fig Leaves and Chronic Pain Have in Common, this study guide offers questions for further self-reflection, helpful charts, and engaging activities to help you apply the truth, grow in your faith, and uncover the real root of your pain.
Upcoming Projects
Stay tuned for upcoming projects and resources from Emily N Stewart as she continues to explore the intersection of faith, pain, and healing.
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