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Burden bearer
You might start each day at the bottom of anxiety’s steep slope, but you aren’t abandoned. You’re with your heavenly Father.
Are you an anxious Christian? Your anxiety—that worry-hound chewing at your gut, that obsessive thought keeping you awake at night, that doom-spiral that makes you pick your skin or panic—is no surprise to God. The fact that the Bible addresses anxiety so often shows that God knew his beloved children would struggle with it.
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Maybe you’ve figured out a way to keep your anxiety on a leash—you pray, exercise, journal, get counseling, take meds—but you’ve come to the exhausting realization that what’s on the end of your leash is not going to vaporize. Maybe you think if you just believe harder, you can make it go away. But guess what?
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It's time to register for FIC's next live online Bible study!
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The beginning of the school year can be a time of great excitement—buying new school supplies, reuniting with friends, and learning new skills. Sometimes, though, that excitement turns quickly to anxiety as struggles set in. It hurts my heart to see . . .
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Submitting to the authorities that God has established should be a no-brainer. Without authority, this world would be far more chaotic than it is. What would it be like in a family if parents had no authority over their children? When parents fail to exercise loving authority
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“Honor the LORD with your wealth” (Proverbs 3:9). Read how two Christians requested and received direction on how to plan their offerings. . . .
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