"Be Still and Know" - The God who Is Near | Psalm 46 Explained | Jonny Ardavanis
March 3, 2026
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as posted by the channelAre you struggling with anxiety, fear, or feeling like life is out of control? In this episode, we dive deep into Psalm 46 to uncover three powerful truths about God's character that can transform the way you face life's hardest moments.
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What We Cover In this Episode:
- Why "Do not fear" is the most common command in the Bible
- The historical story behind Psalm 46 (701 B.C. — and why it matters today)
- 3 attributes of God that are the antidote to anxiety: God is our Refuge, God is our Strength, God is our Very Present Help in times of trouble
- What "Be still and know that I am God" actually means in context
- Why trying to face your battles in your own strength will always fall short
Whether you're facing job loss, broken relationships, health struggles, or just the weight of an anxious world — this conversation is for you.
Psalm 46:1 — "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble."
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