In the final message of Why Worry, Greg introduces us to an Old Testament character who is asked a question that alters his perspective on his worries. This question may be central to overcoming worry in your life today as well. 1 Kings 19:1-19

Worry steals from our relationships and our responsibilities. Jesus encourages us to look to God as a source for where to ground ourselves in moments of doubt. Matthew 6:25-34

Can God be trusted with your finances, your health, and your relationships? If so, then why do you worry? In Part 1 of Why Worry, Greg asks some penetrating questions that reveal why we worry. Matthew 6:25-34

In uncertain times, we can look back to see how God used his people to make a difference. The Resurrection of Jesus changes everything... including how we respond to chaos.

In uncertain times, we can look back to see how God used his people to make a difference. After all that Joshua had seen in his life, he still chose to follow God. And he calls us to the same. "As for me and my household, we will serve the LORD."

In uncertain times, we can look back to see how God used his people to make a difference. Moses' story points us to I AM... who is not just the creator of the universe, but who wants to know you deeply.

In uncertain times, we can look back to see how God used his people to make a difference. As we look at Esther's story, we ask ourselves the same question she was asked... "And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?"

Getting past your past is never detached from forgiveness. When we choose to forgive it creates a release that is complete, immediate, and unilateral. So, what part of your past are you going to leave in the past?

Getting past your past is never detached from forgiveness. The second step in this process is grieving that a relationship... a situation... life will not be the same as it was before. But, with forgiveness, we can start to move forward.

Getting past your past is never detached from forgiveness. The first step in this process is owning that there might be something from your past that is still shaping you today. So, what part of your past shapes your present?