You are tired of struggling.

Have you heard in church and the Bible not to worry or feel anxious but wondered how?
The more you try not to (Phil. 4:6-8), the more you do. You may feel trapped and imprisoned by thoughts, feelings, and behaviors you don't want to have or try to take captive (2 Cor. 10:5), but it just seems to backfire. You feel on edge and irritable, and a lack of peace. You have low self-confidence, and despite trying to "pump yourself up" with God's strength (Phil. 4:13), you're still distracted by intense anxiety when in social situations, then beat yourself up afterwards while replaying key moments of inadequacy and negative evaluation. Facing uncomfortable situations has become harder, and you try to avoid entering them, but it's limiting your life.
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‍Maybe you feel discouraged and weighed down, wondering how to get out of this situation or if it will ever get better. You feel alone. You're not proud of who you are and feel a sense of shame. You don't look forward to the day, and colors are turning to grey. You feel a sense of dread or a pit feeling, or maybe "blah," numb, or an emptiness and absence of emotion. You don't care as much anymore, and you start to withdraw from people and life in general. It's harder to concentrate, tasks are piling up, and you feel overwhelmed. You feel like giving up. You are trying hard just to get through the day but you're drowning.

You know there's more to life as a Christian.

What if I told you you could feel better within months?