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Find the relief you’ve been longing for--calm your racing thoughts, soothe your anxious soul, and experience the peace of Jesus through 100 transformative devotions.

＂A lifeline from someone who truly understands what it’s like to live with anxiety . . . Her words are tender and theologically rich, free of shame or spiritual striving.＂--Jennifer Dukes Lee, author of Growing Slow and It’s All Under Control

Anxiety can make you feel stuck, restless, and overwhelmed--your thoughts spinning, your chest tight, your prayers coming up empty. But God hasn’t abandoned you in your struggle. He’s inviting you into His unshakable peace.

A Verse a Day for the Anxious Soul is your daily companion to help you quiet the chaos within and anchor your heart in God’s truth. Through Scripture, honest reflections, and simple peace practices, Bible teacher Becky Keife draws from her own experience with anxiety disorder to offer you a path to

- settle your mental storms (even at three in the morning)
- connect with God through prayer when words feel impossible
- recognize you’re not alone in your struggle
- develop healthy rhythms for managing daily anxiety
- rest securely in the unchanging faithfulness of God

You don’t need to numb out, push through, or figure this out alone. These transformative devotions will help you discover true freedom and see that even in your anxiety, God is near.

A Verse a Day for the Anxious Soul makes a thoughtful and meaningful gift for:

• Anyone seeking calm in the chaos of stress, anxiety, or overwhelm
• Friends walking through seasons of grief or uncertainty
• Small groups focused on prayer, encouragement, or mental health support
• Women and men ready for a fresh way to connect with God daily
• Teens and young adults navigating the pressures of an anxious world
• Pastors, teachers, and caregivers who hold the anxieties of others

Becky Keife is the community and editorial manager for DaySpring’s (in)courage and a respected speaker and author of numerous books and Bible studies. With a BA in creative writing from California State University, Long Beach, and an MA in English from Azusa Pacific University, Becky has nearly two decades of experience as a professional editor. She also works to dismantle the stigma of mental illness, drawing from her own experience with a diagnosed anxiety disorder. Becky feels closest to God while hiking, enjoys good books, long naps, and ice cream, and lives near Los Angeles with her husband and three sons.