The message explores how fear and anxiety, like twins, create emotional wounds that deeply impact our well-being. Prophet Elijah's story illustrates how emotional wounds manifest through running from assignments, isolation, and withdrawal from support systems. These emotional wounds can be healed through three key approaches: finding rest in worship, focusing on God's promises, and maintaining a prayer life. As Philippians 4 teaches, when we handle our emotional wounds through prayer and petition, God's peace that transcends understanding will guard our hearts and minds.
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1. How do fear and anxiety work together?
2. What are the immediate reactions when fear and anxiety hit?
3. How does fear change the way people pray?
4. What is God's response to people struggling with fear and anxiety?
5. Why isn't physical rest enough to overcome fear and anxiety?
6. What are the three main emotional damages caused by fear and anxiety?
7. Why is isolation not the solution to fear and anxiety?
8. What are the three ways to find healing from fear and anxiety?
9. How should we handle bad news or difficult situations when they arise?
10. What is the biblical promise for overcoming anxiety (from Philippians 4)?
