Colonial Presbyterian Church

Abraham was a friend of God. Although he was far from perfect, Abraham understood that God chose him, God had a purpose for his life, and that when God said go, it was Abraham’s job to go. He believed God as demonstrated by his willingness to go, to do as he was instructed, to trust God even when he could not anticipate the outcome, and this is why Abraham was a friend of God. Support the show Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram more info colonialkc.org

You do not have to secure the future or keep everyone safe by staying afraid, living in fear, or worrying about tomorrows you cannot guarantee. Bring everything to God. Let peace take the watch. Then take the next faithful step, with the God of peace beside you. Support the show Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram more info colonialkc.org

If you are wrestling with anxiety, depression, and meaninglessness, I encourage you to Spend time every day for the next 30 days contemplating the 23 Psalm. Memorize every word and internalize the truth of who God is and who you are as revealed in the psalm. Every minute you spend thinking about these words will fire up the right side of your brain, and you will give opportunity for the Spirit of God to speak to your spirit. You might at first find that exercise to be boring…but that’s the po...

Remember that the Lord is at hand, so you don’t have to be trapped in a prison of anxiety over anything. No matter what happens, in every, single situation pray and then make your humble supplication - with thanksgiving - to God. Support the show Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or Instagram more info colonialkc.org

Pastor Mark Potter centered on finding unshakable joy while navigating the realities of anxiety. He acknowledges that while nervous system responses to trauma are natural, a life dominated by constant worry prevents believers from experiencing God's peace. He utilizes the Apostle Paul’s writings in Philippians to argue that rejoicing is a deliberate command rather than a fleeting emotion. He encourages listeners to combat stress through spiritual practices, community support, and professional...