I enjoyed my recent Podcast interview with the team at the Association of Biblical Counselors on the topic of anxiety.
You can listen to the Podcast here. If you’d like to easily forward the link to others, you can use this shortened link: http://bit.ly/2021AnxietyCare
The podcast focused on my booklet, Anxiety: Anatomy and Cure.
Interactive Discussion About Victory IN Anxiety
Here are the questions and topics we interacted about.
- “In the booklet, you highlight the idea of victory in anxiety and not just victory over anxiety. What’s the difference and why is it so important?”
- “You note in the booklet that it is ‘the remedy to take two verses and call me in the morning.’ Tell us more about that.”
- “When you talk about a ‘theology of anxiety,’ some might think, ‘I’m struggling with anxiety and you’re talking about theology!’ How do you respond to that question?”
- “In the booklet, you write that before the Fall, there was some healthy emotion that somehow is akin to anxiety?”
- “So, if God created us to scan our world and be vigilant, how did ‘vigilance’ go bad and turn into troubling anxiety?”
- “What difference does the cross make in addressing anxiety?”
- “Bob, after you introduce this practical theology of anxiety, you explore Philippians as a model for facing anxiety face-to-face with Christ. Why Philippians?”
- “What type of gospel-centered wisdom for victory in anxiety do we find in Philippians?”
- “As you journey with leaders through a biblical view of anxiety, tell us about the case study you highlight in the booklet.”
- “Throughout Anxiety: Anatomy and Cure, you have sections you call Applying the Gospel to Daily Life. Can you share some examples? And how can biblical counselors use the booklet and these sections in ministering to people struggling with anxiety?”
- “What final word of encouragement would you offer people struggling with anxiety?”
Again, you can enjoy the interactive discussion during the podcast here.
