Faith Against Anxiety

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jul 18, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 28.

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Faith Against Anxiety

ANXIETY does not empty to-morrow of its sorrow, but it empties to-day of its strength. It brings a double weakness; for it makes us feeble in to-day's endeavors, and faint-hearted for the future. Jesus warns against thought as one of the insidious dangers to which we are constantly exposed. Faith in God furnishes the great defense against the gnawing and destructive effects of "carking care." Thoughts of God's sovereignty, of His love, of His grace, and of His power, will steady the heart and stay the soul against the ravages of anxiety.—Selected.