No Need to Worry
Colleen Arnold, MD
January 4, 2023
Reflect Sometimes my worry about the people I love manifests itself as a desire to control their choices or influence their behavior. I try to
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Colleen Arnold, MD
Colleen Arnold, MD, a physician and writer residing in Lexington, Virginia, also holds a master's degree in pastoral ministry. Her website is ColleenArnold.org.
When Fear Leads to Trust
Colleen Arnold, MD
December 22, 2022
Reflect Sometimes the world is overwhelming and fear gets the best of us. COVID 19, wildfires, hate crimes—just watching the news can be terrifying. In
Don’t Give In to Road Rage
Colleen Arnold, MD
November 13, 2022
Driving often brings out the worst in us. We have things to get done and so little time to do them. Anything that slows us down can make us irritable.
If I Truly Believe
Colleen Arnold, MD
October 11, 2022
If I truly believe in the good news of the gospel, why am I not bursting to tell the world about it? Why am I not overflowing with joy that explodes into my daily life?
We Are Spoken For
Colleen Arnold, MD
September 28, 2022
A young woman once politely declined an invitation by saying she was “already spoken for.” We all are already spoken for, as God has claimed us as his own.
The People in My Path
Colleen Arnold, MD
September 6, 2022
Sometimes we’re so busy and distracted we don’t even notice the people God places in our paths. We miss out on the chance to be his hands and feet in the world.
No Need to Pretend
Colleen Arnold, MD
August 24, 2022
The world says, “Put your best foot forward,” but sometimes I care so much about what the world thinks of me that the foot I put forward isn’t really mine—it belongs to someone I’m pretending to be.