Sentinel Radio Edition July 30, 2005

Anxiety overcome, peace restored - Program 531

Guests: Pamela Cook, John Ranson, Channing Walker

In a world that seems ever changing, worry can often become a natural response to change of any sort. Sometimes anxiety can come even when there’s no apparent cause. Is panic a must or is it possible to find a peace that doesn’t go away? Hear how turning to God brings assurance and peace.

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