Worry reveals a lack of trust — failure to trust the One Who controls all things, failure to trust the God Who provides. Worry reveals a lack of contentment. Paul learned to be content whether he had much or but a little. The Apostle was not trusting in uncertain riches but in the sovereign God Whom he said would supply all your needs.
Worry reveals you are thinking like the world and not like men and women of faith. Worry is a sin. Listen for biblical instruction on overcoming worry, specifically in relation to personal finances.
by Lasserre Bradley, Jr.

"Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body more than raiment?" Matthew 6:25
Worry reveals a lack of trust — failure to trust the One Who controls all things, failure to trust the God Who provides. Worry reveals a lack of contentment. Paul learned to be content whether he had much or but a little. The Apostle was not trusting in uncertain riches but In the sovereign God Whom he said would supply all your needs.
Worry reveals you are thinking like the world and not like men and women of faith. Worry is a sin. Listen to today’s message for biblical instruction on overcoming worry, specifically in relation to personal finances.
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