<p>In 1893 an artist named Edvard Munch painted one of the most recognizable pieces of art - "The Scream". It has been hailed as a timeless depiction of anxiety, and even Edvard himself described it has a "study of his own soul". On the outside we may seem calm, cool, and collected, but on the inside is a different story.  YA Pastor Jake Watkins looks at Isiah 26 and what God says about inner peace. </p>

In 1893 an artist named Edvard Munch painted one of the most recognizable pieces of art - "The Scream". It has been hailed as a timeless depiction of anxiety, and even Edvard himself described it has a "study of his own soul". On the outside we may seem calm, cool, and collected, but on the inside is a different story. YA Pastor Jake Watkins looks at Isiah 26 and what God says about inner peace.

<p>In 1893 an artist named Edvard Munch painted one of the most recognizable pieces of art - "The Scream". It has been hailed as a timeless depiction of anxiety, and even Edvard himself described it has a "study of his own soul". On the outside we may seem calm, cool, and collected, but on the inside is a different story. &nbsp;YA Pastor Jake Watkins looks at Isiah 26 and what God says about inner peace.&nbsp;</p>

The World's Gone Mad: Personal Peace

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