Not sure whether you need one-on-one counseling or the support of a group to overcome fear, anxiety, or panic? In this post, you’ll discover the key differences between biblical counseling and coaching—so you can choose the path that best fits your needs, personality, and season. Whether you’re looking for personalized help or the power of community, there’s a hope-filled option waiting for you.
Struggling with agoraphobia and panic attacks? Hear Carol’s panic-to-peace story. Discover biblical truth and practical tools to overcome fear of leaving home, driving, or crowded spaces. Learn how faith-based counseling and coaching can help you break the cycle of fear and step into lasting peace.
Struggling with Social Anxiety as a Christian? You're Not Alone.
Social anxiety doesn’t just affect shy people—it can hijack your confidence, relationships, and sense of worth. If you’ve asked, “What if I freeze? What if I look stupid?”—this is for you. Social anxiety disorder affects over 7% of U.S. adults each year, including many Christians who silently suffer, believing they should just “pray harder.” But God is not disappointed in you. His Word offers something far better than performance-based self-help: freedom through identity in Christ.
Struggling with taboo OCD as a Christian? You're not alone. Taboo OCD involves unwanted, intrusive thoughts—often sexual, violent, or blasphemous—that clash with your deepest values. This post offers biblical hope and practical help for believers battling Sexual Orientation OCD, Religious OCD, Harm OCD, Pedophilia OCD, or other shame-based obsessions.
Trapped in Panic?

“It’s a relief to know I’m not alone.”
That’s what Sara said after joining Panic-Free Group Coaching—and it’s what so many others feel too.
This Christ-centered community is a lifeline for women who are ready to break free from fear and panic. You’ll find support, connection, and real hope through weekly Zoom calls, a powerful self-paced course, personal coaching with Dr. Lucy Ann Moll, and tools to help you apply truth in everyday life.
You don’t have to do this alone.
Come join the journey—from panic to peace.