Patients in hospital face many spiritual and emotional challenges, and so pastoral counsel in such situations needs to help patients work through these. In this article, the author employs the biblical metaphor of wilderness to equip caregivers for helping patients work through these respective challenges.

This is the last article in a four part series on worry and anxiety. Here Powlison rounds out the discussion by identifying ways to manage anxiety.

This is the third article in a four part series on worry and anxiety. Here Powlison illustrates from Luke 12:22-34 five reasons the Lord Jesus gives for letting go of worry.

This is the second article in a four part series on worry and anxiety. Here Powlison invites the reader to reflect on daily trigger-points for worry. He then addresses the motivation behind our worrying, and concludes by showing the Lord Jesus' commentary on all this.

This article is about anxiety, and shows from 1 Peter 5:6-7 how humility is the cure for anxiety.

This article provides solid, biblical insight into worry, and concrete advice to fight against it in faith.

This article offers an extensive reflection on Philippians 4:6-7, and how to understand the promise that in the way of prayer, believers will receive the peace of God.

The author shows from 1 Peter 5:6-8 that humility is an antidote to anxiety.

This article provides a brief meditation on Paul’s encouragement in Philippians 4:5b-7 to overcome anxiety by prayer.

This article addresses fear that is often stirred up by the media, and reminds of what believers ought to fear, and how to overcome wrong fears by faith.

Using Philippians 4:7, this article encourages anxious believers to turn to God in faith, and seek “the peace of God that passes all understanding” that will protect their hearts from anxiety.

The author shows from 1 Peter 5:6-8 that humility is an antidote to anxiety. 

This article focuses on teens and anxiety, and offers some practical ways to guide them as they suffer from anxiety.

This article offers advice for helping a teenager who suffers from insomnia because of anxiety.

What is it that Christians should remember about the future? It is the reality of heaven and hell. Remembering this reality is the cure to fear, anger, and jealousy.

Are you struggling with anxiety and worry? Remember, the Lord is near, as we read from Philippians 4:5. This article considers how this is the cure for anxiety.

This article shows that God commands us not to worry because worrying is sinful, futile and harmful. The way to overcome worrying is by viewing it as sin, meditating on the character of God, submitting to His sovereign will, praying, and being thankful to God.

This is the first article in a four part series on worry and anxiety. In this article, David Powlison leads the reader through Luke 12:22-34, and concludes with the observation that on some levels there are good reasons to worry.

This article shows that the way to fight anxiety is by learning to develop a genuine concern which is free of worry. We must live convinced of God's sovereign rule and His care for us.

While showing from Matthew 6:19-34 that worry and anxiety are sinful, idolatry and unbelief, this article also states that Christ is sufficient to help those who worry through repentance and faith in Him.

Greed and guilt are close friends with anxiety. How can Christians overcome anxiety? It is by trusting in Jesus and living under the Fatherhood of God.