All Is Not Lost

by David Daniels on January 3, 2021

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Biblical References Psalm 46

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This message from the "Right Side Up" series discusses worrying, with a focus on Psalm 46 and the Core Competency of Peace.

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Dr. David Daniels (D. Min. Dallas Theological Seminary, M. Div. Denver Seminary) is Lead Pastor of Central Bible Church and author of Next Step Church, Next Step Discipleship, Next Step Journal, Wonder, and An Unexpected King.

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Anxiety (Life Issues) Peace (Life Issues)

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My favorite Psalm is Psalm 91

In Philippians 4:6 we are called not to be anxious.

In Phil 4:6 we are called not to be anxious.

In Phil 4:6-8 we are called not to be anxious and if anything is excellent or praiseworthy to think about such things.

God's commandments serve as a template for godly living today. Exodus 20:3-17,22-25

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