arapahoepark
Puritan Board Professor
How does one not worry and 'give it to God' so to speak? Where does the intertwine with preparing for something but not overanalyzing or overworking?
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Just bought the book. What chapter?You might find Dr Lloyd-Jones book "Spiritual Depression" helpful for you. Lloyd-Jones was an esteemed medical doctor as well as a gifted pastor so he blends in both aspects in a very helpful way in the book. He particularly has some helpful comments on ovranalysing problems. The sermons which form the basis of the book are very helpful. You get a double benefit if you read the book and listen to the sermons.
In one sense this is a difficult question to answer because gems are scattered through the whole book. My best suggestion is read the whole book multiple times and listen to the sermons (the sermons are similar but don't fully match the book).Just bought the book. What chapter?
I also battle with anxiety. You might find the suggestions in post 5 helpful.Trent, I am a worry-er too! Great question.
I look forward to learning and benefiting from this thread. I don't have all the answers.
Thanks. I had a midterm evaluation today. No clue how I did.
I was told I should I should prepare everyday like that is happening because, of course, who needs 8 hours of sleep when you can get 3 rehearsing in your sleep??