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Emoji - Anxiety (Part 2)

October 6, 2019

October 6, 2019 • Dr. Curt Dodd

In today's episode of Higher Aim, we are going to pick up where we left off last week and finish our discussion on anxiety. Worry and anxiousness are some of the most difficult issues that believers face. Oftentimes, we feel like it's our right to worry, but it's actually not. God wants us to live in peace, not in worry. So today we're going to unpack Philippians 4:4-9 to learn how to replace our anxiety with the peace of Jesus Christ.

Emoji - Frustration

January 19, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd

Have you ever been frustrated before? Or let's rephrase the http://question...who or what is frustrating you right now? Frustration is an emotion we all deal with, probably more often than we would like to. In this episode of Higher Aim, we are going to take a look at how you can handle this emotion in a God-honoring way and how the Lord can ultimately set you free from frustration.

Emoji - Encouragement

January 12, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd

On today's episode of Higher Aim, we're going to talk about encouragement. Regardless of what season you're in right now, encouragement is always a blessing. And there is so much power in not only receiving encouragement, but in giving encouragement as well. So we are going to take a look at what Scripture has to say about encouragement and how we can give it and receive it well.

Emoji - Exhaustion

January 5, 2020 • Dr. Curt Dodd

Have you ever had a moment in your life where you felt totally depleted? It was like there was nothing left for you to give. You came to a place physically, emotionally, and maybe even spiritually where you were just done. Has that ever happened to you? Most likely, you’ve walked through a season like this before. And if you haven’t yet, there is a good chance that one of these days you will find yourself experiencing this kind of exhaustion. Therefore, exhaustion is an emotion that we all need to learn how to manage, because if we don’t, the repercussions can be devastating.