When I was in counseling, my counselor told me that, sometimes, it's best to set worries aside for awhile.
Worry Can Wait: How I Learned to Postpone Worry
If I Could Go Back in Time
I woke up last night from a dream where I was back in 2006 as a thirteen-year-old.
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Anticipation Over Worry
Christian anticipation does more than look ahead--it looks behind at what Jesus has already done to save us, once and for all. Anything we could ever ask for has already been done, so we know our hopes will be fulfilled.
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Sometimes equipping yourself can seem like you’re giving in to your fears, but in reality you are using your fear in your favor, molding it into something helpful instead of harmful.
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Flipping a Coin: When God Doesn’t Tell You What to Do
What if God’s promise is not to be a road map but a travel companion?
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“Through Him Who Gives Me Strength”: A Contextualized Word of Encouragement
Paul isn’t writing this to the Philippians to tell them that they can do anything they ever dreamed of because Christ gives them strength. Paul is telling them that no matter what happens—when things are good and when things are bad—they can find contentment in the comfort of Christ.
