Why do we often do what we know we shouldn't, and yet fail to do that which we know we should? It's the power of emotions that often wage war within us, wreaking havoc and confusion that often leads us to sin. Emotions touch upon every aspect of life: family, friendship, parenting, marriage, and all interactions at work and in the church, triggering reactions and dictating how we respond to everyday situations around us. And yet, the topic remains largely untouched in the church's efforts at discipleship, thus leaving the secular world to define and dictate how we handle the issues of emotional health. This has ultimately guided us into a swirling abyss of incurable and intensified mental illnesses that have not only decimated too many lives but have also claimed many belonging to the faith. In a powerful paradigm shift, Amy offers a critical new term—along with its attenuating vocabularies—to urge believers and churches to first wake up, then take up, and take back the call to relational influence by speaking the language of the times: Emotionese. By exposing the Enemy’s time-proven strategy of inducing destructive behaviors through emotional triggers, this Primer shows the urgency to embark on the pathway for all who wish to change the status quo by engaging the emotions in a way that is not only healthy but godly.