Calm Your Anxiety by Robert J Morgan (Paperback)
Does your anxiety constantly make you question whether you have control, if you're safe, or if you have the power to change? Anxiety often creates an intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear that makes your normal day-to-day feel challenging and overwhelming. You know that phrase . . . practice makes perfect. What if practice could help you create a better relationship with your anxiety?
Pastor and bestselling author, Robert Morgan understands your struggle because he has lived with anxiety his entire life. He can teach you how to change your life by learning how to deal with your anxiety. In Calm Your Anxiety: Winning the Fight Against Worry, you'll learn how to:
- use biblical insight to help you better understand and cope with your anxiety.
- create joy, nearness to God, and peace.
- develop new daily habits that will help you deal with anxiety.
- identify triggers and how to be proactive in your daily routine.
We all know that there is no cure for anxiety. It is something you live with, but that doesn't mean it has to take over your life. You are in control, and with God's help, you can wage war against anxiety and live a more fulfilling life.
Author Bio:
Robert J. Morgan recently transitioned to serve full time as leader of Robert J. Morgan Ministries, a nonprofit whose goal is to energize God's people with a greater understanding and appreciation of the Bible and Christian heritage. Previously, Rob was involved in pastoral ministry for over 40 years in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the author of The Red Sea Rules, Then Sings My Soul, 100 Bible Verses That Made America, and The 50 Final Events in World History, which unpacks the book of Revelation, and many other titles, with more than 5 million copies in circulation in multiple languages.
Rob has appeared on numerous television and radio shows. He speaks widely at churches, conferences, schools, and corporate events. Rob was also a homemaker and a caregiver for his late wife of 43 years, Katrina, who battled multiple sclerosis and passed away in November of 2019. He and Katrina have three daughters and sixteen grandchildren.