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Lenses of Love
Anxiety and the God Who Knows
The episode "Anxiety and the God Who Knows" explores how faith doesn't eliminate anxiety but offers a way to navigate it with God's peace, emphasizing that anxiety is not a spiritual failure. It encourages bringing worries to God, trusting in His presence, and finding peace amid chaos.
The episode "Anxiety and the God Who Knows" discusses how faith doesn't remove anxiety but helps us manage it with God's peace. It acknowledges that anxiety is a common human experience and not a spiritual failure. The episode encourages bringing anxieties to God, trusting in His presence, and relying on His understanding. It highlights how God's peace surpasses our understanding and helps us navigate through life’s challenges. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of trusting God with our fears.
Host
Samuel Sinnanainar
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