When it comes to money, parenting, marriage, education, career, and any of the other litany of things we worry about, God is not telling us to sit back and do nothing. He is saying that we need to do what we can—in obedience to God, to the best of our ability—and trust him with the results. Pastor J.D. continues our study of difficult emotions called, Smoke from a Fire, with the emotion of anxiety. While anxiety thinks too little about God, it also minimizes how much God thinks of us.
Anxiety, Part 2
Anxiety, Part 2
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21 February, 2022
Series: Smoke from a Fire
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: Luke
Our emotions function like smoke from a fire—and just like you can follow a trail of smoke to figure out what’s on fire in your house, you can follow the trail of your emotions to figure out what is on fire in your heart.
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18 February, 2022
Series: Smoke from a Fire
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: Luke
Each of these emotions—depression, anxiety, anger, envy, and now “shame”—functions like warning lights on the dashboard of our hearts, indicating what is going on in the engine of our souls.
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17 February, 2022
Series: Smoke from a Fire
Speaker: J.D. Greear
Book: Numbers
When we look at other people’s lives on social media, we are seeing a filtered image. Pastor J.D. concludes his message on the difficult emotion of envy.