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Think Biblically about Worry

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

He Cares for You Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 8

1 Peter 5:6-7 calls us to cast our worry and anxiety on Christ. We can do this because we know that he is sovereign and he cares for us.

If God Only Had Control Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 7

Philippians 4:4-9 teaches us not to worry or be anxious, because we have a sovereign God who is in control of all things. Therefore, we can be content in every circumstance.

Good Stress, Bad Stress, Marriage Stress Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 6

1 Corinthians 7:32-35 teaches us about the importance of having an undivided focus on Christ. We should not be distracted by the worry of this world, but must be devoted to the Lord.

Worrywarts Are Near-Sighted Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 4

Luke 21:34-36 warns us to be on guard, so that we will not be weighted down with the worry of this world. Instead, we are to look to the future and be ready for the second coming of Christ.

Anxious Speech, Sweaty Palms Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 3

We can often be scared or nervous to give a defence of our faith. In Matthew 10:16-23, Jesus tells us that when we face confrontation and persecution, we should not worry, but we should trust in the Spirit.

Anxiety Cuts the Mustard Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 2

In the parable of the sower in Matthew 13, we read about the seed that is sown among thorns. Worry and the deceitfulness of wealth are these thorns, which work to choke out the Word of God and cause us to stumble in faith. This author challenges us not to worry, but instead to bear fruit for God’s kingdom.

What Do You Mean, Don’t Worry? Lessons on Anxiety Series: Part 1

This is an article on worry and anxiety based on Matthew 6:25-34. Worry can be dissipated by focusing less on self and instead looking to your heavenly Father.

The Secret behind the Bible's Most Highlighted Verse

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.

Worried? Who, Me?

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.

What Good is "Don't Worry" in Times Like These? (4)

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.

What Good is "Don't Worry" in Times Like These? (3)

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.

What Good is “Don’t Worry” in Times Like These? (2)

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.

What Good is "Don't Worry" in Times Like These? (1)

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.

Getting to the Heart of Your Worry

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.