Don’t Worry, Be Happy? Prayer, Action Help Ease Anxiety
I worry a lot. I know that the Bible teaches that we are to “have no anxiety,” but I can’t just pretend like everything is fine when it isn’t.
I worry a lot. I know that the Bible teaches that we are to “have no anxiety,” but I can’t just pretend like everything is fine when it isn’t.
How come whenever something good happens I am supposed to thank God, but when something bad happens, I can’t blame Him?
If God knows everything, then He would have known what Hitler would do. In that case, why didn’t God just not make him?
Have you ever felt so sure you’re going in the right direction and really seeking God and then all of a sudden it’s like the rug is pulled out from under you?
Back when I went to Catholic school, and later when I served in the military, I was taught that, when it came to serving our country, I need to be an American first and a Catholic second.
Last month, you talked about contraception always being wrong. In fact, you called it “evil.” Isn’t that a little much?
Is contraception really that big of a deal? As if using contraception wisely and occasionally in marriage could affect my relationship with God. And even if it really did, how is natural family planning any different from contraception?
I heard a Christian speaker talking about needing to avoid certain movies and TV shows. Is it really a big deal what kind of entertainment I watch, listen to or read? Isn’t it better to know what is going on in the world than be closed off?
I find myself facing situations where I just don’t know what to do. I feel like I am out of my depth, but I have responsibilities, and people still look to me to have an answer. What am I supposed to do?
I know that we are told that we shouldn’t judge, but what does that mean? Shouldn’t we be able to judge some things?