Dealing With Anxiety
May 5, 2024 | Josh Bayne
You either own your anxiety, or your anxiety will own you.
Discussion Questions
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What is your typical response to stress?
When anxiety comes, do you respond with fight (control, hurried, bossy) or flight (check out, medicate)?
What have you noticed about anxiety in the world around us?
Do you ever experience restlessness (the inability to rest or relax as a result of anxiety or boredom)?
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What Now
What is causing anxiety in your life?
What are you trying to achieve that is making you overworked, overstressed, overscheduled?
What are you depending on, other than God, for your well-being amidst the uncertainty of life?
What promises did you make to yourself as a child that informs the way you see and operate in the world?
Do you really want to be free from your anxiety?
What do you need to name and replace with God in order to let go of your anxiety?
How much would your anxiety decrease if you truly believed that your honor depends on God not on your striving?
Anxiety can be an early detection system that we’re depending on something other than God
for our well-being. -Steve Cuss, Managing Leadership Anxiety
Additional Series Resources
Bible Reading Plan
Song: Trust in God by Steven Furtick, Chris Brown, Brandon Lake, Mitch Wong
Book: The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, M.D.
Book: Building a Non-Anxious Life by John Delony
Book: Managing Leadership Anxiety by Steve Cuss