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The Bible expressly tells us not to be anxious.
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How do you deal with worry in your own life?
One thing I’ve learned is to remember the very simple phrase, “Let go and let God.” When I’m tempted to worry about something, I remind myself that God is sovereign in all circumstances, and that He’s for me, not against me. Because of that powerful truth, I can give it all—our finances, our health, our security—to Him, trusting He’ll work it out for our good and His glory.
How can I manage my worry when there’s so much to be anxious about?
It does often seem like there are many reasons to worry. I know seniors who worry often about what’s going to happen to them financially, whether their health is going to get worse, or if someone is going to take advantage of them. But the worries and anxieties that concern many people are typically based less in reality and more in fear.
Finding Freedom from Worry
A wealthy businessman was crossing the street one day when he saw a black cat coming toward him. Being the superstitious person he was, he stepped aside to let the cat pass. He spent the rest of the day at work worried about his encounter with the cat. Was he going to have bad luck in his next business deal? Would this ruin him financially?
Preparing for your heavenly home
Planning Your Funeral Since Senior Living’s ministry is focused on senior adults, we regularly meet with men and women who are nearing the end of life.
I am really frightened at the thought of death. How can I be assured that I will spend eternity with God?
I hear this question quite often because there are many seniors who are anxious about the thought of dying. I always respond by simply saying that if they have placed their faith in Christ, then there is no reason to doubt. If you have truly made that decision, confessed Jesus as your Lord, and believe […]
How can I find someone to encourage me in hard times?
First of all, go to God with your concerns. Pray for someone to come alongside you who can empathize with what you’re going through. The answer you receive might be different than what you’re thinking because the most unlikely person might be a great listening ear for you. Second, find a few friends you can […]
What about people who simply say “no” after I’ve shared Christ with them?
Like I always tell people, don’t try to argue with them.
I’m afraid of starting a spiritual conversation with my longtime friend because it might offend her. What counsel would you give me?
I suggest sharing what God has done in your life recently.
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