The content below is intended to provide a variety of helpful resources on difficult yet relevant subjects, in this case, stress. We recognize that some sources may come into question for any number of reasons, and the following are not offered with a blanket endorsement of every word spoken or written. We believe God uses imperfect people every day, and the following are just as fallible as anyone — yet if they may be helpful, we want to share them with you.
We live in a time where it’s so easy to become trapped in unhealthy thought patterns and habits. In this intimate teaching, “Resetting Our Minds,” Pastor Jeff Lucas helps shine a light on the importance of identifying those well-worn pathways/default settings in our minds and how God is calling us to intentionality and promises us His help as we choose well. There is much that we can learn from this relevant message by clicking here.
We all deal with some form of stress in our lives. Stress hits from all kinds of different places and sometimes is totally outside of our control. So how do we deal with and manage stress in a way that honors God and doesn't negatively affect our attitudes or behaviors? Pastor Josh McGinley discusses the issue, accessible by clicking here.
Is all the worry and stress around us really what God wants for us? If we can quiet ourselves enough, what is it that God would really say to our hearts? Pastor John Mehl, of Timberline Windsor, explores the topic which is viewable by clicking here.
Stress can sometimes be related to where we place our trust. This message by Pastor Dary Northrop explores healthy trust practices, and is viewable by clicking here.
So many of us walk through life desperate for someone/anyone to truly know us. Psalm 139 is a wonderful reminder of the One who knows us best, and Pastor John Mehl discusses this truth in this message.
Spoken by Jesus in John 14:27
Spoken by King Solomon in Proverbs 3:5-6
Spoken by the author of Psalm 119:143
Spoken by Jesus in Matthew 6:34
Spoken by Moses in Exodus 14:14