SCOUT· 62%39m·2026-09-10·Mental HealthS13 E2 | Are You Being Responsible or Trying to Control?
If we are honest, sometimes we declare that our trust is in the Lord, but we simultaneously doubt His plans and frantically come up with our own. In the name of "being responsible," we obsess over how to get everyone and every circumstance to line up with the outcome we think is best. In this episode, you will learn…
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“Starts with panic, to fear and brings control. If I can recognize the panic when it starts, I can avoid the rest. Problem being it’s hard not to react in panic.”
“Where can I find all of these that they read through to see if it was something we could relate to or not? Is it a PDF somewhere?”
“No Christian should EVER utter the words “protect my peace”. The Lord is our Shepherd and He is present with us in all of our circumstances. Peace is not dependent on situations. Peace comes from abiding in His presence. He loves you and la…”
“My control tendency… Wanting my daughters to know and follow Jesus like me… they have to have their own faith journey… but it’s so hard watching them go down their own “look like the world” path! And I’m the unrealistic optimistic expectati…”
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