POLL SHOWS ANGER AND STRESS AT ALL-TIME HIGH IN AMERICANS–WHAT ABOUT YOU?
POLL SHOWS ANGER AND STRESS AT ALL-TIME HIGH IN AMERICANS–WHAT ABOUT YOU?
According to a new Gallup poll, “Even as their economy roared, more Americans were stressed, angry and worried last year than they have been at most points during the past decade. Asked about their feelings the previous day, the majority of Americans (55%) in 2018 said they had experienced stress during a lot of the day, nearly half (45%) said they felt worried a lot and more than one in five (22%) said they felt anger a lot.”
“Additionally, Gallup’s latest annual update on the world’s emotional state shows Americans were more likely to be stressed and worried than much of the world. In fact, the 55% of Americans who experienced stress was one of the highest rates out of the 143 countries studied and it beat the global average (35%) by a full 20 percentage points. The U.S. even ties statistically with Greece, which has led the world on this measure every year since 2012.”
Now more than ever America needs to see the Body of Christ as set apart and different. Our neighbors need the peace of Christ and the joy of the Lord. Are you feeling anxious, weighed down by the cares of life? Watch this 30 minute video. The teaching is geared toward Wheaton College students, but it applies to any of us.
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Father, we repent for performance expectations put on children and ask Your help to love them just because they are ours and their value is as a human be-ing not a human do-ing…just as You value us all.
I love this message, very good word on how the comparisons we make through social media.