In this final message of the Anxious for Nothing series, Asher Morrison brings the conversation to a powerful and hope filled close. With warmth, honesty, and insight, he helps us understand what anxiety is really pointing to beneath the surface. Fear is not random. It often reveals what we believe about our future, our worth, and our ability to cope with what lies ahead.

Drawing from Philippians and his own experiences, Asher explains how anxiety can be like being winded. It alerts us that something deeper is going on. Rather than shaming us for feeling anxious, this message gently invites us to listen to what our fears are telling us and to bring them into the light of who Jesus is.

Asher walks through some of the most common fears people carry, including loneliness, failure, suffering, and uncertainty about the future, and shows how Jesus speaks directly into each one. This episode offers reassurance, clarity, and deep encouragement. If anxiety has been shaping your thoughts or limiting your hope, this message reminds you that your future is not unknown. Your future is Jesus.

In this deeply honest and practical message, John Crawford speaks from lived experience about anxiety, fear, and the quiet weight many people carry every day. With vulnerability and wisdom, he reminds us that anxiety is not a failure of faith and it is not something to be ashamed of. It is part of living in a broken world, and it is something God cares deeply about.

Drawing from Philippians 4, John unpacks what it really means to be anxious for nothing. Not by denying our struggles, but by learning how to respond when anxiety shows up. Through powerful stories, including moments from his own life, he explains the difference between happiness and joy, and why peace is rooted in relationship with God rather than circumstances.

This message offers practical, biblical steps for anyone who feels overwhelmed, restless, or stuck in cycles of worry. It gently leads listeners toward praise, prayer, and a renewed focus on God’s love.

If anxiety has been shaping your thoughts or stealing your peace, this episode offers hope, clarity, and a way forward grounded in grace.

In this powerful and practical message, Ps Sue Irwin speaks directly to one of the quiet struggles many believers face: how faith can slowly weaken under pressure, worry, and disappointment. Drawing from Paul’s words in Philippians, she explores what it really means to rejoice in the Lord, not because life is easy, but because God is trustworthy in every circumstance.

Sue unpacks how anxiety, fear, and hardship can gradually erode faith if we are not intentional about protecting it. With clarity and compassion, she shows that rejoicing is not denial or forced positivity. It is a conscious decision to place our trust in who God is rather than what we are facing. This kind of rejoicing becomes a safeguard, revealing when our hearts are growing weary and inviting us back to rest in God’s power and love.

This message will resonate deeply with anyone feeling overwhelmed, uncertain, or spiritually tired. It offers encouragement, wisdom, and practical steps to keep faith strong, hearts soft, and hope anchored in the Lord who holds all things together.

In this deeply grounding message, Ps Sue Irwin invites us to discover freedom from anxiety by understanding who we really are in Christ. Drawing from Philippians and Ephesians, she unpacks how much of our worry comes from striving to meet our own needs, prove our worth, or gain approval from others.

Sue points us to Jesus as the ultimate example. Fully secure in the love of the Father, Jesus lived a life of humility and service, not out of fear or obligation, but from an abundance of love. This same invitation is offered to us. When we stop trying to earn love and instead receive God’s mercy, our mindset begins to change and so do our relationships.

This message speaks with compassion to those carrying fear, shame, rejection, or past wounds. It gently challenges listeners to let go of control, surrender anxious striving, and live from the deep assurance of being loved by God. If you long for peace that reaches beyond circumstances, this episode offers wisdom, hope, and a path toward lasting freedom.

As we begin a new year, Ps Sue Irwin opens this series with a hopeful and practical message about living free from anxiety. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Philippians, she reminds us that an anxious life is not fixed by willpower, positive thinking, or better planning, but by a deeper shift in what we believe about ourselves and about God.

Sue gently explores how anxiety is often rooted in identity and misplaced trust, and how peace begins when we learn to live from who we are in Christ rather than striving to become someone through outcomes and achievements. Through Scripture, stories, and clear teaching, she invites us to experience God’s love personally, not just understand it intellectually.

This message is a powerful starting point for the year ahead. It offers a fresh perspective on prayer, spiritual growth, and what it really means to be God’s children. If you are carrying worry, feeling overwhelmed, or longing for a steadier sense of peace, this episode sets a grounding and hope filled tone for 2026.

In this thoughtful and timely message, Ps Rachel Baker speaks into the space many of us find ourselves in at the end of the year. The in between. The moment after Christmas has passed but before the new year has begun. It is a season filled with reflection, expectation, uncertainty, and hope.

Rachel explores why we are so drawn to planning, goal setting, and resolutions, and gently challenges the idea that we are the authors of our own outcomes. Drawing on Scripture and the stories of people who lived in the waiting between promise and fulfillment, she reminds us that God is always at work in these in between seasons. Not rushing us forward, but shaping our hearts and inviting us to trust Him more deeply.

This message is an invitation to pause, to offer our plans to God, and to allow Him to guide what comes next. As the final podcast for 2025, it creates space to reflect, realign, and step into the new year with open hands and a heart ready to listen.

In this encouraging and practical message, Ps Sue Irwin helps us reflect on the year we’ve just lived and shows us how to finish it well, no matter what it has held. As we look back on the highs, the lows, and the moments in between, Sue reminds us that nothing is wasted in God’s hands. Every experience can become a pathway for His blessing when our hearts and minds are aligned with Him.

Using the story of King Jehoshaphat, she explores what it really means to trust God in the face of fear, uncertainty, and overwhelming circumstances. Rather than striving harder or trying to control outcomes, we are invited to realign our thinking, surrender our worries, and learn how worship, gratitude, and faith open the door for God to move.

This message is especially meaningful for anyone feeling weary, anxious about the future, or unsure how to step into the year ahead. It offers hope, perspective, and practical encouragement to trust God more deeply and allow Him to turn valleys into places of blessing.

In this thoughtful Christmas Eve message, Ps Sue Irwin invites us to see Christmas as more than a familiar story we know about, but as an encounter with someone we can truly know. While the nativity often looks peaceful and polished, Sue gently pulls back the curtain to reveal the deeper reality of what was happening when Jesus was born. Heaven was breaking into earth, and it was anything but simple or safe.

Through Scripture, story, and rich imagery, she explores the idea of incarnation and why God chose to come to us as a humble, vulnerable baby. This was not weakness but intention. God wanted to meet us without fear, to speak our language, and to draw close to every human heart. Christmas becomes a rescue story unfolding both visibly on earth and powerfully behind the scenes.

This message will encourage anyone longing for meaning, peace, or a deeper understanding of God’s presence. It is an invitation to move beyond knowing about Jesus and to experience Emmanuel, God with us.