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Uplifting Wayfm, this is the Wally show. And I love when we're talking about something on the air

and it kind of catches fire and then people continue to chime in. And that's kind of what

happened. We're talking about anxiety. And I had played this

clip from this pastor talking about the relationship of anxiety and prayer. What if your anxiety

has grown because your prayer life hasn't? What if that worry wasn't a signal to panic,

but a signal to pray? And I'm a pretty simple concept, but I love that it landed with people. And so then Tyler, the unofficial audio producer extraordinaire from South Carolina of the show that drives Gavin nuts. This guy finds so much stuff, man. He does good work. Yeah, he does. He does the Lord's work. Yeah. If Gavin ever quits, I'm calling this guy. So he can do Gavin's work? Not all of it, I don't think. No. You can't be all of that. You can't be all of that. Yeah, that's hard to be all of that. But he did send me this clip of rapper, Christian rapper KB. Wait, hold up. Yeah. Yeah. I got a god don't chain with a season. Hmm. 10,000 reasons I can believe you. And like, KB's one of these guys that when you see him live, you're like, okay, it's a great rap show. He's phenomenal live, you know, from a musical standpoint. But what I love more about KB is the times I've heard him speak.

I mean, I just sit there and hang on his words and his stories.

He was talking about what his friend learned the other day about anxiety, fear, and faith.

My friend had breast cancer, and she had, by God's grace, went into remission.

Okay. Her joy of being in remission was short-lived because after a few days,

she was overwhelmed with worry that this cancer might come back. And she spent a lot of time,

anxious, worrying. In one session where she's

questioning her oncologist, when's this thing coming back, will it come back? How do I stop it from

coming back? The oncologist stopped her and said, sister, you need to get out of line. What he meant is

you need to get out of line waiting day by day like you're holding a ticket

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