Fun In The Word» Anxiety, Worry and Fear Factor Series

Turn a Worry List Can Turn Into a Prayer List

Bible Fun — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 13:15:08 +0000

Today I read a powerful devotional on worry. Now, I know about worry. I went to bed last night with a few worries. Often, I may say “in all things give thanks”. Yet last night instead of writing down my worry I left it on my brain.

The devotional today suggested WRITING DOWN THE STUFF WE ARE FRETTING OVER AND PRAY.

So I want to share that with you today also. I am going to do it as soon as I finish this post. See the devotional I read today below. No need to compare lists but we can keep praying for each other

A Worry List.

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Anxiety, Worry and the Fear Factor-Praise Is Powerful

Bible Fun — Wed, 20 Jan 2010 17:55:25 +0000

May these powerful words of encouragement, song by Tramaine Hawkins, remind you to hold on to your faith, joy and hope as you practice praise to God in all your situations.

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Anxiety, Worry and the Fear Factor-Scripture as a Weapon

Bible Fun — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 04:47:32 +0000

So often stuff starts in our minds. Yet, this simple but powerful message by EV Hill tells us what to do when the enemy wants to mess with our minds.

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Anxiety Worry and the Fear Factor-Psalms 23

Bible Fun — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 04:35:37 +0000

Here is a good teaching related to fear based on Psalms 23.

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Anxiety, Worry and the Fear Factor-Series

Bible Fun — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 16:40:03 +0000

Mr. Bill knows about anxiety, fear and worry

If you have NEVER EXPERIENCED anxiety, worry and fear then you must be reading this from another planet. In our human state we will, at some point, experience worry, anxiety and fear.

All three states start in our mind. Then it affects our emotions and bodies. As a result we can find ourselves going from self-medicating to self mutilating. That’s no fun!

This series will explore nuggets in scripture that relate to anxiety, worry and fear. The solutions are are there. It does not mean that ,depending on what state you are currently in, that you may not need additional support. But it does mean that the Word of God is an invaluable part of your therapy.

To start the series we want to share a devotional we read today in The Faith Log. It is about an often overlooked scripture in the book of Job on FEAR.

Read and think about this blog post based on Job 3:25. Are you like Job these days?

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