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40 Days to Overcoming Worry: Yes, You Can!
Do you worry…about anything/everything regularly? Do you know someone who does? If so, how would you like to significantly reduce or eliminate your worries? Yeah, right? Yes, you can! I will show you how to train to do just that in forty days. Is a forty-day investment of your time worth overcoming worry to you? If so, keep reading…
170 pages, Paperback
Published August 1, 2025
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March 15, 2026
If you have ever suffered from worry of any kind in your life, this book could be the answer to your many struggles. The author takes you on a 40 day, step by step, systematic journey of examining worry and a significant way to address it in one’s life.
Within these pages you will find research on habits and how to change your behavior. But, more importantly you will discover what Jesus and other New Testament writers say about the subject of worry and the principles to combat worry in your life.
The author infuses his personality through humor to give pragmatic suggestions from the content to help the reader transform their trajectory away from worry and trusting God in all things with the help of the Holy Spirit. Whether you are reading on your own or in a group study, I highly recommend spending some time grasping the significant Biblical concepts in this volume.
Kent Choate, Ph.D.
Pastoral Counselor
Within these pages you will find research on habits and how to change your behavior. But, more importantly you will discover what Jesus and other New Testament writers say about the subject of worry and the principles to combat worry in your life.
The author infuses his personality through humor to give pragmatic suggestions from the content to help the reader transform their trajectory away from worry and trusting God in all things with the help of the Holy Spirit. Whether you are reading on your own or in a group study, I highly recommend spending some time grasping the significant Biblical concepts in this volume.
Kent Choate, Ph.D.
Pastoral Counselor
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