Two murders have shaken us in recent days. Charlie Kirk was shot and killed in front of thousands as he debated university students in Utah. Iryna Zarutska, a young Ukrainian refugee woman on her way home from work, was murdered on the subway.
Two lives cut short. Two tragedies that remind us that no country, no system, and no human promise can guarantee safety.
"What I like about Caleb’s book is he did a great job of avoiding all the clinical garbage which comes from a subject like this, while at the same time giving some “meat” to what is behind worry and anxiety and how it affects a person."
"Worry steals our present and can rob us of our future. Yet we allow it to have power over us day after day. If you’re tired of this process, you can break the cycle. One tool at your disposal is a newly written book by missionary Caleb Suko. He fully uses nineteen chapters to help his readers learn how to kill worry once and for all."
"I'm guilty of the sin, Worry. While I knew it stemmed from a lack of trust in God, I hadn't realized how deep the issue ran until I read Caleb's book. Using Scripture and personal stories Caleb delves into the complex sin of Worry."
"I enjoy Caleb's style of writing on this topic! I feel as if I am sitting in a group with others as we listen to him share his thoughts and study on this most needed topic in today's world!"
"One of the bigger lessons has been the reminder that worry is a sin, like any other sin. And that it's me trying to control my life and circumstances. "
"Not one of us can say we live a life with no worries, but Caleb has laid out a divine inspired road map that is available to children of God to use and conquer fear on a daily basis. 'Exchange your constant worry with prayer!'"
"The book is filled with examples, practical and biblical insights, and Bible verses. Caleb has a good down-to-earth approach to this subject with wise, biblical counseling."
