Changing your perspective is one way to defeat anxiety. The way you look at your current situation can leave you feeling powerless, out of control and anxious. Or, it can open the door to peace and joy. You get to choose. Read more about changing your perspective to defeat anxiety.
God knew we would experience worry, fear and anxiety or he wouldn’t have included over 300 scriptures encouraging us, no, commanding us, not to fear. How do we cope when worry, fear, and anxiety strike? Use these 7 steps and Bible verses to walk in the victory God promised in His Word.
We are living in a time where anxiety, worry, fear, and panic are at an all-time high. That’s what crises tend to do to us. They strip all semblance of control out of our hands and make us attempt to foresee a very bleak future. Worry, anxiety, and crises do not have to rule your life.
Sometimes we beat fear by celebrating God through a feast just like the Hebrews did thousands of years ago during their first Passover Meal. Read more for how Scott found the answer to Coronavirus anxiety in a New York Strip when he expected turkey gizzards.
In the recent days, anxiety has been at an all-time high not just in our country but across the world. Think your child hasn’t been anxious? Don’t be so sure. Do you know the signs and symptoms that would help you recognize anxiety in your child? Once you recognize anxiety in your child, you’ll want to know how to help.
When traumatic events cause anxiety, Exodus 20 from the Bible brings peace. The news may be overwhelming and anxiety-provoking, but all the answers to the problems we face are found in the Bible. Read more for themes from Exodus 20 that provoke peace.
