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We are so honored that Dr. Bob Cutillo has joined us again today for part two of a two-part

series that he is doing with Jenny. Dr. Bob wrote a book called Pursuing Health

in an anxious age and you can get it on Amazon or on crossway.

But if you haven't listened to the first part,

go back, listen to episode one with Dr Bob,

and then listen to part two.

So here we go.

Here's Dr. Bob Kutillo and Jenny. I think that one of the things that we are kind of walking around, but I think maybe we want to speak head on to is the fact that, you know, we live in the sort of like, I would say, how do we find health between two worlds?

And what I mean by that is that we live in a world

that we find we wish we're different.

We hope for a world that is not what it is. And there's that gap or that tension between the world as it is and the world as we wish it would be is part of the stress and tension of living in the world and maybe why some people have become more sad and depressed lately is that they feel that gap between the way the world ought to be and the way the world is is getting bigger and they don't know how to live in that gap.

And I feel like as Christians, the biblical worldview addresses that very specifically and

calls us to a very distinct way of living in between two worlds and

finding health between two worlds and that means understanding that the world

as it is is groaning.

No wonder are about, no wonder we grown.

Meanwhile we groan.

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