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Can you comment on the Jews being entrusted as "oracles of God" (Romans 3)? Does "the word implanted" or "doers of the word" (James 1:21-22) refer to the Law? Is the use of "logon" and "logou" (vs. "logos") proof that James was pushing Law-keeping? Why does Paul tell Timothy that "women will be saved through childbearing"?

Jesus does not suggest that His followers stop worrying—He commands it. In this urgent message, Dr. Michael Youssef teaches from Matthew 6:25–34, exposing anxiety as a spiritual issue rooted in self-reliance and distrust of God’s infallible Word.

Christ, the sovereign Son of God, calls His people to stop fearing tomorrow and rest in the Father’s faithful care. Worry does not add to life; it drains faith, weakens witness, and opens the door to Satan’s attacks. But through repentance, prayer, and daily trust in God’s promises, believers can live free from anxiety.

This episode calls you to:

In a fearful world, the Church must show the peace that belongs only to those who trust Jesus Christ.

Scripture Focus: Matthew 6:25–34

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Christians aren't lawless, but the law we live under isn't the Mosaic law, it's the law of Christ. In this study of Galatians 6:1-5, Dr. John explores what it means to gently restore a brother or sister caught in sin, why self-watchfulness matters as much as concern for others, and what it looks like to bear one another's burdens. It's a picture of love that moves us from self-focus to genuine care for others.

No Compromise: The book of Galatians was written because the gospel was under attack — and it still is today. From false teachers in ancient Galatia to the distortions we encounter in our own time, the battle over the heart of the Christian faith has never stopped. Join Dr. John for this four-part series as he works through one of Scripture's most urgent letters, asking what the true gospel is, where it comes from, and why getting it right changes everything.

The Grace to You radio broadcast for July 8, 2026.