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With nearly 8 billion people on the planet, it's easy to feel small and insignificant, just a speck in a sea of diverse people in a large world. Do you wonder if you can make any impact at all? Do you ever wonder what your purpose is? Let’s take a look and see what the Bible has to say about your life and the purpose God has for you.

Doubt is a natural part of the human experience, often arising from our desire for certainty in a world filled with ambiguity. When it comes to faith, especially in God, doubt can emerge due to a lack of tangible evidence or personal experiences that align with our beliefs. As we navigate life’s complexities, questions about the nature of God and the validity of what the Bible says about Him can surface, prompting us to seek deeper understanding.

When we decide to take that first step in facing our fears and addressing the root cause of them, we don’t have to face them alone. We have a God who loves us and is waiting for us to come to Him. Paul tells us to give all our worries and cares to God.

Parents bear an incredible responsibility to guide their children in understanding, loving, and following Jesus. Mark Batterson, the author of “Praying Circles Around Your Children,” aptly describes parenting as a marathon, not a sprint, demanding intentionality, commitment, and faith. As parents, we are entrusted with nurturing our children’s faith.

Have you ever felt your heart race, your chest tighten, or your mind spiral out of control with worry? Anxiety can strike without warning, triggered by a word, a memory, or a situation that leaves us feeling helpless. Even David, described as a man after God's own heart, knew what it was like to be triggered by anxiety.