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Last few weeks, I was talking about anxiety.

And for those of you who may be missed last two weeks, I would encourage you to go and watch it on YouTube.

The first week I talked about when anxiety strikes, how anxiety can come from sin.

It can come from spiritual issues.

It can also be situational, meaning it's a season. And God sometimes

will not protect us from seasons of anxiety, but he will protect us from becoming an anxious

person. We talked about what Solomon said about anxiety. We talked about what Jesus said about

anxiety, and then what Apostle Paul said about anxiety. So I'm not going to repeat a message today.

Last week, we talked about really the bad effects of about anxiety. So I'm not going to repeat the message today. Last week we talked about

really the bad effects of secular therapy. How secular therapy a lot of times wants to

treat the spiritual part of you, which is the mind, by only trying to treat the brain. It has

good things the secular therapy accomplishes and does, but as a Christian,

you must understand your mind is more than a brain. Your mind is the immaterial dimension of who you

are. And the Bible has a lot to say about that, and the Bible is more accurate about that

because the Bible knows stuff about spiritual world that cannot be detected by x-ray, blood tests,

and all other stuff.

We also mentioned that one of the missing components of secular therapy is that it ignores

or it bypasses the damaging effect that sin has on the human body and human life.

It also ignores and doesn't touch how much salvation has an effect on your

life. And so, and then we mentioned one more thing that I told you I'm going to revisit today is that

secular therapy and the mental health tsunami treatments that is happening in our culture today

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