The peace of God overcomes our anxiousness (Philippians 4:5-9). We all have situations and relationships that are producing tension, restlessness, and anxiousness. Thankfully, God proclaims that we do not have to live continually in that place. We can quit our anxiousness, and can have hope and peace, because He is near. God sees, knows, and cares about us. He is on His throne, and we can boldly approach Him with confidence in prayer and supplication (Hebrews 4:16). The promise is that when we come to God with our anxiety, He will give us a peace that surpasses all understanding and that guards our hearts and minds. Our part to continually live in God’s perfect peace is to have the right focus: to intentionally set on our minds on what is true, right, pure, lovely, honorable, excellent, and praiseworthy. Our responsibility is to set our minds on the things of the Spirit and not on the things of the flesh (Romans 8:5-11).

Sermon from January 5, 2025

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