Don't Be A Worry Wart: Accept God's Peace and Change Your Life

by Lilliet Garrison

Are you an excessive worrier? Do you find yourself worrying about everything and anything? Worry is a habit that has negative consequences, as it affects us emotionally, physically, and spiritually. Perhaps you subconsciously think that if you "worry enough" you can prevent bad things from happening. But excessive worrying can lead to anxiety and panic attacks, which cripple you from living an abundant life. There's not one good outcome from the habit of worry. Worry will not add one day to your life--but it's sure to shorten it. Learn how to develop your faith and dispel worry once for all. You can break this habit through the transforming power of God's Word and the Holy Spirit working on your behalf. Let God replace your worry with His peace. This book will show you how.

82 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 14, 2014

About the author

Lilliet writes about what she has lived and learned herself from growing up as an Army brat, to being an Army (Colonel) Chaplain's wife for 30 years, and a believer for over 43 years. She spent many years in leadership, teaching, and speaking. Now she's focused on writing what God has taught her. Lilliet is a Christian personal-success life coach, and has been trained in leadership, communication skills, facilitating, temperament assessment, spiritual gifts, and Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

Lilliet's passion is to share the gospel of Christ to all who will hear. God has a wonderful plan for our life, but we must believe He exists and turn our life over to Him, to see that wonderful plan unfold. As a solution-focused, practical-application author, she walks her readers through the Word of God which holds all truth. We can eliminate indecision, worry, anxiety, and depression from our life, once for all, when we pursue "right things" and God's Word is the most important "right thing." Living a blessed life is not impossible if you know where to go to find truth.

Lilliet and her husband Rick, live in beautiful, historic Williamsburg, VA. They have two grown children.

Reviews

[Jennifer Wharton · Rating 5 out of 5]

Quick and to the point

Read this in a few hours. Several times scripture is repeated, and it pounds the point into us. A good reminder for those of us who worry.