Crisis has a way of making fear feel like truth.
In this episode of He Sees You, Dr. Lana Lyman walks through Psalm 119 and explores what happens when pain, anxiety, shame, or uncertainty begin shaping the story someone tells themselves. Feelings are real and important, but they are not always reliable interpreters of what is true.
Dr. Lana shares how God’s Word can become an anchor when emotions are loud, why understanding does not always come before obedience, and how even in circumstances that cannot be controlled, there are still meaningful choices to make. The crisis may remain, but a person’s posture within it can change.
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