Overcoming Anxiety Session 4

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While our churches are not able to gather physically, it should not make us anxious that God will not preserve his church through these turbulent times. Local churches must be intentional to remain connected and get through the pandemic together.

Social distancing is necessary but that doesn’t mean it’s an easy pill to swallow, especially because of the reality of loneliness. Nonetheless, God promises to always be with us and comfort our anxiety about being lonely.

Session 2 of Overcoming Anxiety

The economic implications of the COVID-19 pandemic appear bleak and are causing many families to grow anxious and think about self-preservation. God has, however, given us an obligation to put others before ourselves.

Session 1 of Overcoming Anxiety - During the COVID crisis there is much anxiety over control to overcome. 

Session 4 in Facing Anxiety. A battle with anxiety should not be a lonely fight, but a fight we can trust we will one day overcome through the power of Jesus and the hope of his return.

Session 2 in the study Facing Anxiety. 

By emphasizing the Bible’s truth instead of anxiety’s lies, we can turn our anxious thoughts into fervent prayers.

The mind of Christ focuses on whatever is true, freed from lies and anxieties. 

As we develop the mind of Christ, we're growing in maturity. Once we leave our spirals and our past behind, we replace them with what we're running toward and growing into. 

Our comfort zones can be dangerous places to dwell; God urges us out of them, toward connection, intentionality, and gratefulness. 

As we are developing the mind of Christ, we'll have a fight on our hands. But God gives us a weapon for every attack of enemy.