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If your mind is always racing to tomorrow—or replaying yesterday—you’re not alone. In this episode, Andy unpacks Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:34 (“Do not worry about tomorrow…”) and shares a simple, biblical invitation to live here and now: be where your feet are.
Drawing from his own struggle with constant planning and rumination, Andy explains how living in the past or future robs us of the gifts right in front of us—kids on the floor, coffee with a friend, a quiet evening at home. Then he walks you through a practical grounding practice, the 5–4–3–2–1 method, to gently bring your attention back to the present with your five senses.
In this episode:
Whether you’re lying awake with racing thoughts or distracted during family time, this episode gives you a calm, repeatable way to slow down, breathe, and meet God in the moment you’re actually living.
From Guilt to Grace offers encouragement and spiritual support, not professional therapy. Please seek licensed care for diagnosis or treatment.
By Andy ChoateIf your mind is always racing to tomorrow—or replaying yesterday—you’re not alone. In this episode, Andy unpacks Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:34 (“Do not worry about tomorrow…”) and shares a simple, biblical invitation to live here and now: be where your feet are.
Drawing from his own struggle with constant planning and rumination, Andy explains how living in the past or future robs us of the gifts right in front of us—kids on the floor, coffee with a friend, a quiet evening at home. Then he walks you through a practical grounding practice, the 5–4–3–2–1 method, to gently bring your attention back to the present with your five senses.
In this episode:
Whether you’re lying awake with racing thoughts or distracted during family time, this episode gives you a calm, repeatable way to slow down, breathe, and meet God in the moment you’re actually living.
From Guilt to Grace offers encouragement and spiritual support, not professional therapy. Please seek licensed care for diagnosis or treatment.