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Peter Eddington talks with Andi Chapman, registered nurse and regional clinical educator specializing in educational and consulting services for general community and healthcare staff. In Part 2, they continue their discussion consequences of anxiety, depression, and despair have on us.

Peter Eddington talks with Andi Chapman, registered nurse and regional clinical educator specializing in educational and consulting services for general community and healthcare staff. In Part 1, they discuss the consequences anxiety, depression, and despair have on us.

As Christians we should have hope and we should be ready with an answer for that hope.

Of course we must watch world events, but we cannot forget to pray and stay close to God. 

We cannot control natural disasters, but we should always be wise and prepare as we can, and learn what lessons we can, both spiritually and physically. 

Scripture foretells two coming international governments. One is of satanic origin to be ousted by Jesus Christ’s perfect rule.

God has called us all to be watchman. How? By being a light to those around us.

The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan has been a chaotic tragedy. We know that more tragedy is to come.

We need to stay close to God, especially as we see prophetic events unfolding.

We live in an age of disbelief, and it is permeating many aspects of our culture, particularly our academic institutions.