From the bestselling series that has sold over 1 million copies! Enjoy having an easy-to-read guide to overcoming worry that is filled with frequently asked questions, simple explanations, relatable stories, and biblical solutions based on June Hunt’s decades of ministry and counseling experience.
Don’t worry about it. Too often, this is easier said than done! For some, worrying comes as natural as breathing and is easy to dismiss as a byproduct of concern: I worry about you because I care about you.
Unlike other counseling guides, this quick-reference is laid out in an easy-to-follow format with key principles straight from the Word of God. Relevant Scriptures are outlined and formatted to clearly give you a step-by-step roadmap to help you understand and overcome worry:
Definitions: What exactly is worry? How is worry different from anxiety and concern? Causes: What makes people worry? What factors contribute to worry? Solutions: How to correct faulty thinking. How to stop worrying and start living.
Whether it’s about passing a test, a loved one’s safety, or personal pressures, the weight of the what ifs leaves us weary and steals our joy. In Worry: The Joy Stealer, June Hunt (Hope for the Heart Ministries) offers a practical and useful guide to help Christians stop worrying and start living. It follows the same quick-guide format that has led to the Hope for the Heart series’ success as a trusted source (over 1 million copies sold).
Key Features
Digs into Scripture: Find out what the Bible says about worry, trusting God, and more. Interactive and Practical: Based on the bestselling Hope for the Heart series (over 1 million copies sold), this trusted counseling guide includes reflection questions, quizzes, and practical steps you can take each day. Relevant and Relatable: It shares real stories and answers tough questions.
Simple Biblical Foundations for Practical Solutions to Worry Look for more titles in the Hope for the Heart series. These mini-books are for people who seek freedom from codependency, anger, conflict, verbal and emotional abuse, depression, or other problems.
