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Step out of anxiety. Walk in His peace through the wisdom of God.

9 contributions to All Jesus: Overcoming Anxiety
🌌 Your Nightly Sanctuary: Live Every Single Night
Hey everyone, No matter how chaotic your day was, you don't have to carry that noise into tomorrow. I am live every single night from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM on YouTube. This isn't just a stream; it's a dedicated space built for our Skool community to unpack the day, exhale, and find a pocket of peace. 🕒 The Nightly Routine - When: Every night, 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM - Where: Go to Youtube and type in ajatt888 in the search box - The Vibe: A judgment-free zone to decompress, connect, and clear your mind before bed. Whether you need a safe space to talk, some grounding energy, or just want to sit back and listen to clear your head, there is always a seat saved for you here. I look forward to seeing you there
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Hi beaulah. So i was running the stream for awhile but no longer. You can find the streams as 3 hour long videos on youtube if you go to my youtube page, ajatt888. Its called, all Jesus all the time, i have around 300 vids many are shorts but i have livestreams that are full videos and i have others as well.
Start With Jesus
Before we dive into the noise of schedules, deadlines, and endless to-do lists, let’s take a breath together. When worry creeps in on a Monday morning, it’s usually because we’re trying to carry the weight of Friday with only Monday’s grace. This week, we aren’t sprinting into battle alone—we are anchoring our hearts right here first. Take 40 seconds to watch the short clip below, let Matthew 6:33 settle deep into your spirit, and let’s leave the heavy lifting in God’s hands. 🤍
Start With Jesus
1 like • Oct 13
@Beaulah Redelinghuys yes beaulah this verse relieves so much anxiety when lived out to its fullest. We know we are not perfect of course but when our hearts and minds are seeking God's kingdom the worlds stresses dont have as much of a hold on our life. Thank you for checking in.
Midweek Reconnect: Checking the "Account Owner" 🌿
Happy Wednesday, everyone! We’re right in the thick of the week, which is usually the point where Monday’s energy starts to wear thin and our minds naturally slip into survival mode. When you get busy or tired, have you ever caught yourself running a mental spreadsheet? - "Do I have enough time for this?" - "Will our resources stretch far enough?" - "What if everything falls on me?" That quiet internal whisper is what Chapter 1 of Finding Peace Through God’s Wisdom calls The Trap of "Never Enough." It convinces us that our safety and future depend 100% on what we can stockpile, control, and predict. Midweek Truth: Balance vs. Owner When we look at our own resources—our energy, our bank accounts, our patience—the math often looks tight. Scarcity tells us to pull inward, tense our shoulders, and grip tighter. Paul was writing from a prison cell—not a place of surplus—when he shared the antidote to that fear: "And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus." — Philippians 4:19 Notice the perspective shift: True peace doesn’t arrive when your schedule is clear or when your savings hit a magical number. Peace begins when your confidence moves from the account balance to the Account Owner. Quick Check-In Prompt: Take 30 seconds right now, unclamp your jaw, drop your shoulders, and ask yourself: 👉 Where are you feeling the pinch of "not enough" this week—is it time, physical energy, patience, or finances? Drop a quick comment below. Acknowledging it out loud takes away its power to stress you out. Let's lift each other up as we push toward the weekend! P.S. If you'd like to read Chapter 1 in full, the Kindle edition of Finding Peace Through God’s Wisdom is available on Amazon for $0.99
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Weekend Check-In: Where are you looking for rest?
Hey everyone, Happy Friday! As we step into the weekend, the world tells us to "wind down" by distracting ourselves—bingeing shows, scrolling social media, or just trying to tune out the noise. But if your mind has been racing all week, distraction doesn't actually bring relief. It just pauses the noise. True peace doesn't come from a change in your schedule; it comes from a change in your focus. In Isaiah 26:3, we are reminded: "You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You." If you want to truly relieve anxiety and reset your mind over the next two days, don't just look for distraction. Look for God's wisdom. Take 10 minutes tomorrow morning to sit in quiet prayer, open Scripture, and hand over the heavy lifting of your life to Him. Drop a comment below: What is one specific thing you are handing over to God this weekend so your mind can finally rest? Let’s lift each other up in the comments. Have a blessed and peaceful weekend!
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Thank you David. Glad to have you here.
Sunday Reset: The journey to a quiet mind 🕊️
Happy Sunday evening, everyone! It’s been a little while since we’ve checked in here, and as we look ahead to a brand-new week, I wanted to open up a gentle space for us to catch our breath together. Have you ever sat down on a Sunday night, closed your eyes, and realized your mind was still running a hundred miles an hour? It’s so easy to tell ourselves: "Once I get through this busy season, once my to-do list is cleared, or once this next hurdle passes, then I can finally rest." Starting this week, we’re establishing a simple, pressure-free cadence to help anchor our weeks in God's peace: - Sunday Night: A gentle reset and intention for the week ahead. - Midweek (Tues/Wed): A quick breath and reconnect. - Friday Night: Unwinding and celebrating where God met us. This Week's Thought: The Martha in All of Us In the introduction to Finding Peace Through God’s Wisdom, we look at the story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10. Martha was running around frantic, trying to keep every single plate spinning and manage every detail. But when she brought her frustration to Jesus, He didn't criticize her diligence—He gently acknowledged her internal strain: "Martha, Martha, you are anxious and troubled about many things, but one thing is necessary." — Luke 10:41–42 True peace isn't something we have to manufacture through sheer willpower, nor is it something we earn once we fix every problem. Jesus offers us a peace that exists right in the middle of our busy days—an invitation to sit at His feet, quiet the noise, and receive His rest before the week even gets loud. Tonight’s Prompt (Drop a word or sentence below): Take a deep breath and give yourself permission to pause: 👉 If you had to describe the pace of your life right now in just 1 or 2 words, what would they be? (Whether it's "frantic," "steady," "exhausted," or "hopeful"—there are no wrong answers here. You don't have to have it all together to be in this group.) Drop your words in the comments below, say hello, and let’s walk into this week anchored in His presence!
0 likes • Sep 27
I will just add, my word to describe the pace of my life right now is: busy! I'm sure many of you would say that as well, but lets get through the busyness of the year acknowledging Jesus the whole way through.
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Hi I am Dave and I am a born again Christian looking be more connected to people who know Jesus better.

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