238 || Practical Ways to Build Intimacy with God into Your Day || Angie Gibbons

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How often do you sense yourself feeling anxious?

I don’t know if my anxiety has gotten worse since the pandemic or if I’m just more aware now of how everyday stressors make me feel in my body. The truth is, knowing the anxiety is there won’t actually change it, but it is a place to start. And certainly, finding the antidote feels important if you’re living burdened by increasing anxiousness and stress.

If you’ve been a Christian very long at all, you know the Bible says we aren’t meant to live this way. It’s not God’s best for our lives, but if we’re already there, how do we make a change?

My guest today is all too familiar with the struggle of anxiety and depression. It took a painful loss to help Angie Gibbons wake up and see the reality of her life and the impact it was having on her family, particularly her children.

The Lord took her on a journey of discovering momentary breakthroughs from anxiety that have now become a lifestyle and she’s here to share her story.

In this episode, we’re talking about:

• One specific assignment to unlock your mind and release stress,
• How to live outside of an anxious space, and
• The best way to think about launching something new when you’re on a tight budget.

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