Craig Groeschel Books

Anxiety in our modern world has become almost synonymous with existence itself. We live surrounded by constant alerts, global instability, and information overload. I start by acknowledging that anxiety is not a sign of weakness or a lack of faith—it’s a human alarm system. It tells us that somethin...

From Building A Non-Anxious Life

Every anxious impulse is, at its core, a control problem. We fear what we cannot manage, and we try to manage what only God can control. Building with trust means making the conscious decision to release control and anchor yourself in divine reliability. I’ve experienced seasons in ministry where ev...

From Building A Non-Anxious Life

We often fail at change because we focus on the wrong target. We aim for outcomes—"I want to lose twenty pounds," "I want to stop procrastinating"—but neglect the identity behind those goals. When our primary question is “What do I want to achieve?” instead of “Who do I want to become?”, we build we...

From The Power to Change: Mastering the Habits That Matter Most

Every lasting habit begins with who you believe you are. Before you do anything new, you must decide who you want to be. Identity drives behavior, not the other way around. If you start by saying, “I want to be a healthy person,” then every decision about food or exercise flows from that identity. O...

From The Power to Change: Mastering the Habits That Matter Most

When I speak of a war in the mind, I’m referring to that daily internal tension between faith and fear, between truth and deception. This conflict isn’t an illusion; it’s the point where spiritual and psychological realities intersect. Scripture calls the adversary the father of lies, and neuroscien...

From Winning the War in Your Mind: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life

Every thought we think releases a chemical reaction in the brain. When we think something often enough, the synaptic connections between neurons become stronger, building default pathways. That means our brain is physically wired according to our mental habits. Scripture has been saying the same tru...

From Winning the War in Your Mind: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life