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DAILY BREAD: JUNE 4, 2024 / Winning the Battle Over Worry

I am delighted to have you join on this spiritual journey. Here, we explore timeless truths, seek inspiration, and find solace in God’s Word. Whether you’re a seasoned believer or just beginning to explore faith, this blog is a place of encouragement, reflection, and growth.

As we gather each day, let’s open our hearts to receive the nourishment that comes from meditating on Scripture, sharing testimonies, and lifting one another up in prayer. Together, we’ll discover the richness of God’s grace, His unwavering love, and the hope that anchors our souls.

Worry can weigh us down, affecting both our physical and mental health. Jesus addressed this issue directly in Matthew 6:25-34. Here are some practical insights to help us win the battle over worry:

Understand that worry won’t change anything:
  • Jesus used simple examples to illustrate the futility of worrying. We can’t add a single cubit to our height or an hour to our life by worrying (verse 27).
  • Instead of worrying, let’s ask God to change our thinking and replace our worry with faith.
Learn to live ‘One Day at a Time’:
  • Jesus emphasized that each day has enough trouble of its own (verse 34). While planning for the future is wise, worrying about it is counterproductive.
  • Trust God daily; He bears our burdens (Psalm 68:19).

Believe that God will take care of our needs:
  • Jesus assured us that our Heavenly Father knows our needs (verse 32). Whether it’s food, drink, or clothing, He is aware.
  • When we trust God, worry loses its grip on us.
Motivational Story: “The Carpenter’s Lesson”

Once upon a time, there lived a skilled carpenter named Samuel. He was known for his craftsmanship and attention to detail. Samuel had a peculiar habit: every evening, he would place a small wooden plank under his pillow.

People wondered why Samuel did this. Was it superstition? Or perhaps some ancient tradition? One day, a curious young apprentice named David decided to ask him.

“Master Samuel,” David said, “why do you put that wooden plank under your pillow every night?”

Samuel smiled and invited David to sit. “My boy,” he began, “this plank represents my worries. Each day, I encounter challenges, uncertainties, and fears. But instead of carrying them with me, I place them on this plank.”

David looked puzzled. “But how does that help?”

Samuel explained, “When I lay down to sleep, I give my worries to God. I say, ‘Lord, these are the things that trouble me. I trust You to handle them.’ And then I rest.”

David was amazed. “Does it work?”

Samuel nodded. “Every morning, I wake up, and the worries are still there—on the plank. But somehow, they feel lighter. God has a way of carrying our burdens when we surrender them to Him.”

From that day on, David followed Samuel’s example. He, too, placed a wooden plank under his pillow, offering his worries to God. And just like Samuel, he found peace.


Conclusion

Remember, worry won’t change anything, but faith can. Trust God one day at a time, and believe that He cares for you. May your heart find rest as you surrender your worries to Him. 🌟


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Remember, you are not alone. Our Heavenly Father walks beside you, guiding your steps and holding you in His loving embrace. May His peace be with you today and always.

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