On today's episode, Nate has an in depth discussion with Welsey Towe about anxiety. Wesley share his story about living with anxiety and provides biblical insight and aids that have helped him. While every person deal with anxiety and every case is different, we pray that this discussion can help provide some biblical encouragement and hope into your life and help give some new perspectives on how to handle anxiousness and encounter Jesus through those moments.
Read moreArchival Post: Not Over. Not Around. God Takes You Through
Not Over. Not Around. God Takes You Through
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Have you ever felt there is no logical way forward? God’s way, according to the Psalm, was through the sea. Through it. Not over it, as in a boating adventure. Not around it, as in a hiking adventure. But through it. No one’s way is ever through it, except God’s. Only He can take us through the thing, through the Red Sea, through that which we are unable, in our human nature, to go through. But with God there is a way forward.
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A Crushed Spirit
One of the hardest things to endure is a crushed spirit God knows this that’s why in his word it says in Proverbs 18:14, “A man’s spirit will endure sickness, but a crushed spirit who can bear it.”
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Jesus Can Bear Your Crushed Spirit
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The Proverb tells us that enduring physical sickness is often easier to endure than a crushed spirit. When you become sick, it's one thing. But when you become depressed because of that sickness, it's another. Who can bear a crushed spirit? Who can handle a broken soul? (3 Minutes/700 Words)
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Jesus Can Bear Your Crushed Spirit
(Proverbs 18:14)
The Proverb tells us that enduring physical sickness is often easier to endure than a crushed spirit. When you become sick, it's one thing. But when you become depressed because of that sickness, it's another. Who can bear a crushed spirit? Who can handle a broken soul? (3 Minutes/600 Words)
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