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Watch this episode and more from this series here: JenniferGRichmond.com
What if anxiety does not get the last word? In this final chapter of Philippians we walk through a clear, biblical pathway for steady hearts in unsteady times: rejoicing in the Lord, practicing gentleness, praying with thanksgiving, guarding our minds, and learning the secret of contentment in Christ. If you have felt the mental spin cycle, this teaching gives you a simple, do-able rhythm for your week. We move from worry to prayer, from rumination to renewal, and from self-reliance to Christ-strength. You will leave with a plan you can start today.
You’ll learn how to:
Pray when you feel anxious and actually experience God’s peace
Train your thought life with Philippians 4:8
Practice what you have learned so peace keeps returning
Live content “in plenty and in want” through Christ’s strength
If your mind races at night or life feels a little unsteady, this closing session of Philippians 4 is a warm invitation to breathe. We walk through how prayer, thanksgiving, and the Word can steady your thoughts, guard your heart, and anchor your joy in Christ.
Come as you are: tired, anxious, hopeful. Let’s practice bringing everything to God, choose what to dwell on, and remember that the God of peace is with us — not as a lecture, but as a steady, loving presence in the everyday.
By Jennifer Richmond5
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Watch this episode and more from this series here: JenniferGRichmond.com
What if anxiety does not get the last word? In this final chapter of Philippians we walk through a clear, biblical pathway for steady hearts in unsteady times: rejoicing in the Lord, practicing gentleness, praying with thanksgiving, guarding our minds, and learning the secret of contentment in Christ. If you have felt the mental spin cycle, this teaching gives you a simple, do-able rhythm for your week. We move from worry to prayer, from rumination to renewal, and from self-reliance to Christ-strength. You will leave with a plan you can start today.
You’ll learn how to:
Pray when you feel anxious and actually experience God’s peace
Train your thought life with Philippians 4:8
Practice what you have learned so peace keeps returning
Live content “in plenty and in want” through Christ’s strength
If your mind races at night or life feels a little unsteady, this closing session of Philippians 4 is a warm invitation to breathe. We walk through how prayer, thanksgiving, and the Word can steady your thoughts, guard your heart, and anchor your joy in Christ.
Come as you are: tired, anxious, hopeful. Let’s practice bringing everything to God, choose what to dwell on, and remember that the God of peace is with us — not as a lecture, but as a steady, loving presence in the everyday.