The Bible expressly tells us not to be anxious. But if we’re really honest with ourselves, we’d have to admit it can be a struggle. So how can you find real and lasting victory in the battle against worry and anxiety… especially when there’s so much to be worried about? We want to help you answer that question…

A wealthy businessman was crossing the street one day when he saw a black cat coming toward him. Being the superstitious person he was, he stepped aside to let the cat pass. He spent the rest of the day at work worried about his encounter with the cat. Was he going to have bad luck in his next business deal? Would this ruin him financially?

It’s often very difficult for family members to make decisions after the death of a loved one, so Senior Living has put together some helpful suggestions for planning your own funeral. This ensures your desires and wishes are carried out after your departure, and that your family and friends can avoid undue stress after you go home to be with the Lord. Here are some helpful questions to consider…

In all my years of ministry, I’ve found there’s one topic of conversation that provokes more fear and anxiety than any other: sharing our faith. Many Christians would rather go swimming with sharks than explain the Gospel to a lost friend or family member!

What’s the key to a powerful prayer life? If you could answer that question, you’d be a millionaire! That’s because in our fast-paced world, people want to know the quickest solution to every problem. Yet there’s no “magic bullet” to achieving a deep, meaningful prayer life. It takes time to cultivate intimacy with God.

Hope is an interesting thing, isn’t it? While it comforts, many people I speak with are simply afraid to have it because they don’t want to be let down. Maybe they’ve hoped for so long that they would wake up one morning pain-free, yet it never happens. Or, perhaps they have hoped that God would take away their loneliness, yet they constantly find themselves feeling isolated.