Louie Giglio is an approachable and personable author， who does a good job of writing concise and highly applicable books。 This particular book， "Winning the War on Worry" is only 128 pages long， which makes it a quick and easy read。 Combining his laidback writing style with Scripture and psychological studies， Giglio encourages his readers to fight back against worry， anxiety， and depression。 He encourages his readers not to believe the following popular lies: 1） Something really bad is going t Louie Giglio is an approachable and personable author， who does a good job of writing concise and highly applicable books。 This particular book， "Winning the War on Worry" is only 128 pages long， which makes it a quick and easy read。 Combining his laidback writing style with Scripture and psychological studies， Giglio encourages his readers to fight back against worry， anxiety， and depression。 He encourages his readers not to believe the following popular lies: 1） Something really bad is going to happen。 2） The more you worry about it， the better your odds of avoiding it。 3） I have no choice -- I'm a born worrier。 4） I can control the outcome by worrying。 This was an encouraging little book， and would be helpful to those who struggle with worrying。 Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more