It would be unnatural not to be afraid when your spouse is talking about leaving, when you’re about to be interviewed for a must-have job or when you find out your child has contracted a life-threatening disease. Who wouldn’t fear having to face a calculus final or worse, being bullied at school?
Continue reading →Discouragement and fear play a big part in this. When I go through a dry spell at work (not closing enough sales), I busy myself with other tasks rather than getting back on the phone. And when I hit a wall writing my screenplay because the project seems so daunting, I avoid my laptop.
Continue reading →If you’re sinking into depression or anxiety, I hope you’ll tell someone. Whether you reach out with a whisper or a loud cry, it’s my hope that you’ll find us, the church, willing to be the hands, ears and heart of Christ for you.
Continue reading →I have no doubt that the devil loves to get us thinking the worst-case scenario to keep us from confidently trusting God. He loves to make us forget that God is far greater and much more powerful than he (the devil) can ever be. Therefore, I meditate on scripture that reminds me about God’s love, mercy, power, ability, compassion, etc., etc., etc.!
Continue reading →Fear and anxiety are natural responses during a crisis or a stressful challenge. Even for strong, Bible-believing Christians. Indeed, it would be unnatural to not be afraid when your spouse is talking about leaving, when you’re about to be interviewed … Continue reading →
