Letting Go and Letting God is a two-part podcast series.

In this episode, you'll learn what it means to truly let go, release control, and surrender the situation you are trying to correct (or control) over to God.

It also encourages us to surrender not only the situation itself, but also the mindset and personality that makes you feel responsible for controlling and directing other people’s choices.

The Scripture foundation for this is Psalm 46:10, where God instructs all of us to “be still” and trust in Him.

There are also self-evaluation questions that you should answer to help you be free and find peace as you release your hold on ... let go of the somewhat self-imposed burden.

Listen as often as you need, to "Let Go and Let God"!

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God Bless You,

Dr. Walker

We all face seasons of adversity that can cause anxiety—it’s part of life. The challenge is remembering that adversity won’t last forever and that we don’t always have to solve everything on our own. The truth is, we don’t have to. If we did, we wouldn’t need to depend on our Heavenly Father.

Being in a struggle doesn’t mean you must absorb the full impact of it, either. When you become more agile by releasing your need to control the outcome, the weight of the situation begins to soften—and the anxiety that comes with it can begin to loosen its grip.

In this episode, Roll With the Punches—How to Deal With Anxiety, we’ll talk about how to do exactly that.

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God Bless You,

Dr. Walker

If you’ve been feeling emptiness, you’re not alone. The feeling of emptiness happens to all of us, more than once. There is a spiritual reason for this that this episode explains, referencing King Solomon and me, that will help you understand and satisfy that feeling, which is a reality, so that you continue to move forward in your life and in God’s purpose.

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Dr. Walker