The Long Game: God can be trusted, even when our worries feel real

Being the new kid is never easy-but being the new kid when your mind never seems to slow down is even harder.When Reed and his sister, Sav, move just before school starts, everything feels frustrating. Part of Reed's mind is always thinking about sports, but the rest is filled with a nonstop stream of worries that no one else seems to understand. There's the kid at school who always seems to be laughing at a joke Reed doesn't understand, his sister suddenly wants to start going to church, his parents keep forgetting to sign him up for baseball, and now , his stomach is hurting...again.Does everyone worry like Reed, or is there something more going on? As he navigates a new school, new friends, and all the challenges that come with starting over, Reed begins to realize that the thoughts racing through his mind may have a name. More importantly, he discovers that he doesn't have to face them alone.