Putting An X Through Anxiety
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Anxiety is dead…but it’s still deadly
Anxiety may be the fear over your shoulder, the worry by your side or the dread hanging over your life. For many, it’s a powerful giant that would like you to believe that your life will never be normal again. A giant that traps you in darkness and defeat.
But, you can live free from anxiety.
Knowing firsthand the reality of the battle of anxiety, pastor Louie Giglio shares both practical and spiritual ways to walk in freedom.With encouragement and hope he unfolds the truth in the paradox that anxiety is dead but still deadly -namely, that while the reality of anxiety maybe intimidating, there is One whose power has already won the battle.
This helpful resource will show you how to put an “X” through your anxiety using the strongest of weapons: the cross of Jesus. Each day of the journey will help you put one foot forward in the battle, breaking through strongholds where Jesus has already fought for you and won.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780989850841
Louie Giglio
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: 2010
Publisher: Destiny Image
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