Craig Groeschel Books
Craig Groeschel is the founding and senior pastor of Life. Church, a multi-site church based in the United States known for its innovative use of technology and the YouVersion Bible App.
Known for: Building A Non-Anxious Life, The Power to Change: Mastering the Habits That Matter Most, Winning the War in Your Mind: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life
Books by Craig Groeschel
Building A Non-Anxious Life
In Building A Non-Anxious Life, Craig Groeschel tackles one of the defining struggles of modern life: the persistent, exhausting hum of anxiety that follows people through work, relationships, parenti...
The Power to Change: Mastering the Habits That Matter Most
In this practical and faith-based guide, pastor and leadership expert Craig Groeschel explores how lasting transformation begins with identity rather than willpower. Drawing on biblical principles and...
Winning the War in Your Mind: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life
In 'Winning the War in Your Mind', pastor and bestselling author Craig Groeschel combines biblical wisdom with insights from neuroscience to help readers overcome negative thinking patterns. The book ...
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Anxiety Thrives in a Hyperconnected World
One of the book’s most important insights is that anxiety is no longer an occasional disruption for many people; it has become the background noise of daily life. We wake up to notifications, absorb bad news before breakfast, compare ourselves to curated images all day, and carry unfinished worries ...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
Build with Trust, Not Control
At the heart of much anxiety lies a painful reality: we desperately want control over things we cannot control. Groeschel argues that anxious thinking often grows out of the gap between what we wish we could guarantee and what life actually allows. We want certainty about health, finances, children,...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
Prayer Reorders the Anxious Mind
A powerful theme in the book is that prayer is not merely a religious duty; it is a way of retraining the mind and redirecting the heart. Anxiety often pulls attention inward, trapping people in loops of fear, prediction, and self-protection. Prayer interrupts that cycle by turning panic into conver...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
Gratitude Breaks the Cycle of Scarcity
An anxious mind usually scans for what is missing, fragile, or under threat. Groeschel shows how gratitude counters that instinct by training attention toward what is present, good, and already given. This does not mean denying pain or pretending hard things are easy. It means refusing to let fear b...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
Community Calms What Isolation Magnifies
Anxiety often gets louder in isolation. Left alone with our thoughts, fears tend to distort, intensify, and multiply. Groeschel emphasizes that one of the most healing choices a person can make is to build a life with community rather than trying to carry every burden privately. Many people hide anx...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
Purpose Shrinks the Power of Fear
One of Groeschel’s most energizing ideas is that anxiety grows when life becomes overly centered on avoidance. If the main goal is simply not to fail, not to suffer, not to be embarrassed, or not to lose control, then fear dominates decision-making. Purpose offers a stronger organizing principle. It...
From Building A Non-Anxious Life
About Craig Groeschel
Craig Groeschel is the founding and senior pastor of Life.Church, a multi-site church based in the United States known for its innovative use of technology and the YouVersion Bible App. He is a New York Times bestselling author and a prominent speaker on leadership, faith, and personal development.
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Craig Groeschel is the founding and senior pastor of Life. Church, a multi-site church based in the United States known for its innovative use of technology and the YouVersion Bible App.
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