Calm My Anxious Mind: A Bible Study for Anxiety and Overthinking: Finding God’s Peace Through Scripture

You picked up this book because you are tired of living inside your own head. You wake up and your mind is already running, replaying yesterday, forecasting tomorrow, and scanning the day ahead for everything that could go wrong. You have read the verses about peace and still felt restless, and you have wondered whether a racing mind means your faith is small. It does not. Anxiety and overthinking are real, they are common, and they are exactly what the God of the Bible speaks to with tenderness and power.

This is a Bible study, but not the kind that hands you a worksheet and expects you to perform. It is the kind a friend might walk you through on a hard afternoon, sitting at a kitchen table, speaking honestly about what it is like to be human and to love God at the same time. Each chapter opens one passage of Scripture and lets it speak directly to the anxious parts of your mind, from the green pastures and still waters of the shepherd to the fortress of the refuge.

Inside, you will discover: • A five-step rhythm of notice, name, surrender, replace, and rest you can use at 2 a.m. • How to take every thought captive and bring it under the authority of Christ • Why the command not to worry is an invitation, not an accusation • The right kind of fear that unlocks the wrong kind of fear • How to renew your mind one small, honest turning at a time • The consolations that cheer the soul when the cares are many • What it truly means to come to Jesus and find rest for your weary soul

This book will not hand you a magic phrase that silences the noise forever. What it offers is a person, the living God who hears, who draws near, and who invites you to build a different rhythm than the one your fear has trained you in. If your mind feels like a storm, let this be a gentle companion for the journey toward peace, one verse, one breath, and one surrendered worry at a time.

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E-bog: 26. august 2026