In this episode of Walking Close, Living Changed, Brian continues building on last week's message about trusting God for our daily bread by exploring why we spend so much time worrying about what we don't have. Through the story of Peter and John healing the lame man at the temple gate, Brian encourages listeners to stop focusing on what is missing and instead trust that God knows what they truly need. He explains that our greatest limitations often become the very places where God performs His greatest miracles.

Key Topics Discussed

• Worrying about what we don't have

• Trusting God's daily provision

• Contentment and gratitude

• Imposter syndrome

• Focusing on God-given strengths

• Peter and John healing the lame man

• Acts 3 and the Beautiful Gate

• God's provision beyond our requests

• Miracles through seasons of lack

• The purpose of unanswered prayers

• The story of the Prodigal Son

• God's timing and His greater plan

• Faith over fear

• Trusting God's wisdom

Relevant Scriptures

• Matthew 6:11 — "Give us this day our daily bread."

• Acts 3:1–10 — Peter and John heal the lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate.

• Luke 15:11–32 — The Parable of the Prodigal Son.

• Matthew 6:25–34 — Do not worry about tomorrow.

• Romans 8:28 — God works all things together for good.

• Philippians 4:19 — God supplies every need according to His riches.

• 2 Corinthians 12:9 — God's strength is made perfect in weakness.