Summary
The man is sitting at the kitchen table and he's going over the numbers and he's putting in the same numbers over and over and over again into the calculator. The principle with regard to worry applies not only to worry about what you eat and what you drink and what you wear, but the principle with regard to not worrying applies to all forms of worry. I'm looking at the bird feeder there as the squirrel hangs upside down and gives me the same look as the raccoon did. And at the heart of each one of them is doubt in God's sovereign control over all things and his perfect provision. We submit to his sovereign control and his perfect provision and in the replacement of worry, we seek that which he's given. We want his reign and his rule in our life and we want to treasure the righteous garment that God has given us.
Video citations
- Why Do We Worry Mt 6:25-34 — Would you open your Bible please with me to the sixth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew for our study today? The couple is up late at night and they're thinking about the reorganization of the…