Anxious For NothingA 30-day devotional for trusting God through worry and fear
by Rob Puryear
'Be anxious for nothing.' That verse has made more Christians feel guilty than almost any other. But what if Paul wasn't commanding you to never feel anxiety? What if he was inviting you to bring your anxiety to God instead of carrying it alone?
Available on Kindle and in paperback
About Anxious For Nothing
Fear is a liar. Stop letting anxiety dictate your decisions. Learn how to stand firm in the promises of God through practical exercises and deep scriptural study.
What's Inside
- Practical Exercises
- Scripture Memorization
- 30-Day Devotional
Book Details
- Published
- Length
- 260 pages (paperback)
- ISBN-13
- 9798242177161
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About the Author
Rob Puryear is a follower of Jesus Christ who writes for Christians who are tired of feeling guilty about their struggles, and for new believers who are overwhelmed and don't know where to start.
