The Dr. Luis Sandoval Show - Virgin Most Powerful Radio
Oct 8, 2026 · 51 min · 10 segments
Today’s Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) I am afraid of God and feel that no matter what I do, I will go to hell, what should I do? Let’s look at Cain and Abel…
We have an interesting show, an interesting topic really more than anything else.
I've been getting emails from, uh, people, and there's a general theme of fear, anxiety, and uneasiness going around.
You know, it's about, uh, easily 25% of the population, uh, will have, uh, some form of anxiety.
I mean, if we look at our world, if we look at how we're built as human beings, we're meant to have a certain level of anxiety.
So unfortunately, if anybody's going through a situation of, of war or some kind of, some kind of an alarm in that fashion, it's natural for the system to be anxious because it gives us what we call the fight or flight response, or the sympathetic nervous system response, as we say in medicine, where our brain tells our body, "You better move.
It's good to know that because if the building's on fire, I better get moving and get out, and anxiety can be very motivating.
On a different level, on an everyday level, sometimes if you're a student in college or high school and you have an exam coming up, uh, it's good to have a little bit of anxiety about it, right? Because that's what motivates us to actually sit down and study for a little while.
When it's not good is when the anxiety is to a point where all of a sudden it's paralyzing.
The example would be that you're so stressed about the test that's coming up that you don't even read the book.
You're too scared to look at what can possibly be on the exam 'cause you feel like you're never gonna make it, or you're not gonna succeed, or you already feel like you failed to begin with before you even started to study.
So some messages general about anxiety, but there was one in particular that I thought was interesting, and I wanna go ahead and read that.
But before I read that email, um, I want to listen to this Bible verse because it's gonna speak volumes to it.
We have an interesting show, an interesting topic really more than anything else.
I've been getting emails from, uh, people, and there's a general theme of fear, anxiety, and uneasiness going around.
You know, it's about, uh, easily 25% of the population, uh, will have, uh, some form of anxiety.
I mean, if we look at our world, if we look at how we're built as human beings, we're meant to have a certain level of anxiety.
So unfortunately, if anybody's going through a situation of, of war or some kind of, some kind of an alarm in that fashion, it's natural for the system to be anxious because it gives us what we call the fight or flight response, or the sympathetic nervous system response, as we say in medicine, where our brain tells our body, "You better move.
It's good to know that because if the building's on fire, I better get moving and get out, and anxiety can be very motivating.
On a different level, on an everyday level, sometimes if you're a student in college or high school and you have an exam coming up, uh, it's good to have a little bit of anxiety about it, right? Because that's what motivates us to actually sit down and study for a little while.
When it's not good is when the anxiety is to a point where all of a sudden it's paralyzing.
The example would be that you're so stressed about the test that's coming up that you don't even read the book.
You're too scared to look at what can possibly be on the exam 'cause you feel like you're never gonna make it, or you're not gonna succeed, or you already feel like you failed to begin with before you even started to study.
So some messages general about anxiety, but there was one in particular that I thought was interesting, and I wanna go ahead and read that.
But before I read that email, um, I want to listen to this Bible verse because it's gonna speak volumes to it.
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