The Christian cure for worry is not merely willing anxiety away, but actively replacing fear with faith and prayer (Philippians 4:6-7). Jesus directly commands us not to worry, grounding this command in the certainty that our Heavenly Father knows our needs (Matthew 6:25-34). The path to peace involves practicing radical trust, proactive prayer, and disciplined focus on God's kingdom rather than fleeting concerns.  

While the Bible does not use the term "co-parenting," it provides clear principles for divorced Christians: seek peace (Romans 12:18), prioritize the child's well-being (Proverbs 22:6), and act with justice and forgiveness toward the former spouse. The focus must shift from the failed marriage to the shared responsibility of raising godly children (Malachi 2:15-16).

Should a Christian own a gun? This post explores the biblical principles that guide this complex question, from self-defense to ultimate trust in God. Learn why it's a matter of conscience, demanding self-control, love, and careful stewardship.