Worry Or Worship?

Dealing With A Common Issue

Gavin Rodgers | Sun, 2nd Jan 2022

As we start off a new year continuing our series in Matthew we come to Jesus' teaching on one of the most relevant topics for today's society. Why do we worry so much? What is it that makes worry a natural response for us as people?

 

Jesus clearly saw this as a big issue for believers and gives us some clear guidelines for dealing with worry. How will you react to hardships in 2022 with worry or with worship?

 

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