Worry and anxiety both come from the same root: one from Latin, the other from Anglo-Saxon. The root means “to choke or to strangle.” And that is what worry does. It chokes us; it strangles us so that we do not think or see straightly.
Who among us has not worried and worried and fretted about innumerable things that have never come to pass? The old saying is true: worry is simply interest on a debt you may never owe.
Dr. Kennedy offers the Biblical antidote to anxiety in this message from Romans 8:28.
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