7 Christian Quotes That Can Help Overcome Anxiety
Regardless of who we are, or what kind of lives we lead, there has to come some point in our lives we will have to deal with anxiety. Not only deal with it, but also figure out ways to overcome it.
Whether it be work-related, going through a tough time with your partner, or even overcoming a close friend's death, anxiety is a tough thing to deal with. We look to many recourses to help us cope with anxiety. Christians speak about this topic a lot and there are famous Christians who have quotes to help against anxiety.
Below are 7 Christian quotes about overcoming anxiety:
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"The child of God should not be overanxious to make new gains; what he essentially requires is to keep what he already has, for not losing is itself a gain. The way to retain what he possesses is to engage it." ~ Watchman Nee
"What else does anxiety about the future bring you but sorrow upon sorrow?" ~ Thomas A. Kempis
"Christ told his disciples not to be anxious about tomorrow, but he never said not to consider tomorrow. Intelligent problem solving demands careful consideration of the future effects of present solutions." ~ R.C. Sproul
"I am no longer anxious about anything, as I realize the Lord is able to carry out His will, and His will is mine. It makes no matter where He places me, or how. That is rather for Him to consider than for me; for in the easiest positions He must give me His grace, and in the most difficult, His grace is sufficient." ~ Hudson Taylor
"As you walk through the valley of the unknown, you will find the footprints of Jesus both in front of you and beside you." ~ Charles Stanley
"Whenever a man allows himself to have anxieties, fears, or complaints, he must consider his behaviour as either a denial of the wisdom of God or as a confession that he is out of his will." ~ Williams Law
"A Christian's freedom from anxiety is not due to some guaranteed freedom from trouble, but to the folly of worry and especially to the confidence that God is our Father, that even permitted suffering is within the orbit of His care." ~ John Stott
