What are some concerns you have, financial gain,

What are some concerns you have, financial gain, healthy relationship, recovery from an illness, worry over a loved one, your country, going to war?

March 21, 2024

What are some concerns you have, financial gain, healthy relationship, recovery from an illness, worry over a loved one, your country, going to war? What are some of your concerns and worries in your life? My worry, one of my major concerns is for my loved ones—that they advance in success and have good health. At times, it overwhelm me, for I want what is best for them, to have an amazing life like I have. 1 Peter 5:7 reads, “Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.” Matthew 6:34 says, “Therefore do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Let the day’s troubles be sufficient for the day.” Sometimes, it is hard for us to trust God to see us through life’s difficulties—so we worry and become anxious. We forget whom we belong to, our LORD. Today, every time a worry comes your way start praying, talk to God, listen to Christian music, read the Bible. Then let go and let God move in and through you. Feel that peace which passes all understanding manifest itself within your being. Then if worry raises its nasty head again pray, talk to God…continue this process throughout the day. You will find your day goes so much smoother, for in reality if you are focusing on God everything else takes a back seat. God Bless. Amen.

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