Managing Your Fears With God

How To Use God To Manage Fear

 

By: Stanley Popovich

Many people use the help of God to overcome their fears and anxieties.

God is stronger than your fears and anxieties and it is important to include God in your life when struggling with your mental health.

God And Mental Health

Believing in God can be important to mental health because it provides a source of comfort, meaning, hope, and a sense of connection during difficult times. God helps people find peace and strength through prayer and faith, especially when facing anxieties that may seem overwhelming.

God can help to manage mental health. The belief that God is always present and cares for you can provide a sense of security and comfort. Faith can provide a larger perspective on life, helping individuals find meaning and purpose even in difficult situations. While faith can be beneficial, it should not replace seeking professional mental health treatment.

Using God to Manage Mental Health

1. Start talking and praying to God: The first step a person should do is to start talking and praying to God. A person can go to church or to a quiet place during the day to tell God that they are having a problem. They should tell God how they feel and ask God for some of his help. A person could review the Bible and read some articles on trusting in God and apply these concepts in their life.

2. Rely on the power of God: The power of God is the one power that is stronger than your fears and anxieties. God loves each one of us and has the power to solve your problems. God will help you if you ask for it.

3. Include God in your life: A person should be aware of how God is working in their life. God works in mysterious ways and the answers He provides might not be that obvious. An individual must be aware of God’s presence when they are dealing with their fears and anxieties.

4. Create dialogue with God: Talking to God can be hard when you feel like you’re facing the world alone. You may be asking, ‘Why am I going through this’ or ‘Where are you in this?’ It’s okay to feel disheartened by your situation, but you can’t focus on your discouragement. Talking to God can help you lean on him. 

5. Be open-minded with God: Some people think that the answers that God provides must be religious in nature. That is not always the case. These answers could involve basic psychology and cognitive techniques that deals with how to manage fear and anxiety. Do not dismiss basic psychological techniques that could be a factor in your recovery.

6. Prayer works: There are many inspirational magazines and books on how people were helped through the power of prayer. Read some articles to get an idea on how effective prayer can be in your life. Never doubt the power of God when it comes to dealing with life’s challenges. God can help you get your life back on track.

7. Talk to a priest or minister: If you are having trouble, talk to a member of the clergy to help reduce your fears and anxieties. A priest or minister will be able to provide you with additional advice and insights on how to deal with your current problem. By talking to someone, a person will be able to improve their mental health in the long run. 

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