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Day 99 A Good Word From God Will Make the Heart Glad by Robin Lambert
Bible Study & Devotional (Day 99)
đź“Ś Read Today's PassagesÂ
Guiding Scripture: Proverbs 12:25 Anxiety in a person’s heart weighs it down, But a good word makes it glad.
đź”´ A Good Word From God Will Make the Heart Glad
Contributing Writer: Robin Lambert
Anxiety can creep in at any time. You live in a world that attacks you daily with events and situations that cause worry and panic to rise. Anxiety, if left unaddressed, can slowly rise to a level of non-stop panic and fear. While you may do a good job at hiding and masking it, the anxious feelings will destroy from the inside out. From the inability to focus on tasks to panic attacks, Satan will use anxiety to stop you from living the full life God has for you.
You will become weighed down with uncertainty spilling over into your reality, turning you into an anxiety-riddled, worry-filled, frustrated person.
When anxiety overwhelms you, find that friend who understands you, believes in you, will pray for you and can give you that encouraging word. Choose a friend who will lead you to thankful praying over wallowing in anxiety and worry.
Read More at www.ourgivenpurpose.com
Join us each day as we read the One Year Bible together. Listen to the devotionals and use them as a space to begin or end the assigned Bible reading. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram to share your insights!
Connect with Robin Lambert via Facebook & Instagram
Robin is a California native and a SW Virginia resident who is a wife, mother, grandmother, Young Living Essential Oils representative and founder of Emotionally Messy Friends. The Church is full of women who desire a deeper walk with Christ. Their lives may be a mess, but God doesn’t want to keep them that way!
This devotional was submitted by Robin Lambert, a loving contributor to Our Given Purpose. Edited by Torrie Slaughter the founder of Our Given Purpose® in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Bible Study & Devotional (Day 99)
đź“Ś Read Today's PassagesÂ
Guiding Scripture: Proverbs 12:25 Anxiety in a person’s heart weighs it down, But a good word makes it glad.
đź”´ A Good Word From God Will Make the Heart Glad
Contributing Writer: Robin Lambert
Anxiety can creep in at any time. You live in a world that attacks you daily with events and situations that cause worry and panic to rise. Anxiety, if left unaddressed, can slowly rise to a level of non-stop panic and fear. While you may do a good job at hiding and masking it, the anxious feelings will destroy from the inside out. From the inability to focus on tasks to panic attacks, Satan will use anxiety to stop you from living the full life God has for you.
You will become weighed down with uncertainty spilling over into your reality, turning you into an anxiety-riddled, worry-filled, frustrated person.
When anxiety overwhelms you, find that friend who understands you, believes in you, will pray for you and can give you that encouraging word. Choose a friend who will lead you to thankful praying over wallowing in anxiety and worry.
Read More at www.ourgivenpurpose.com
Join us each day as we read the One Year Bible together. Listen to the devotionals and use them as a space to begin or end the assigned Bible reading. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram to share your insights!
Connect with Robin Lambert via Facebook & Instagram
Robin is a California native and a SW Virginia resident who is a wife, mother, grandmother, Young Living Essential Oils representative and founder of Emotionally Messy Friends. The Church is full of women who desire a deeper walk with Christ. Their lives may be a mess, but God doesn’t want to keep them that way!
This devotional was submitted by Robin Lambert, a loving contributor to Our Given Purpose. Edited by Torrie Slaughter the founder of Our Given Purpose® in the Commonwealth of Virginia.