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Worry is more than an emotion—it can expose where our trust truly lies.
Preaching from Luke 12, Dr. Michael Youssef shows how anxiety is often connected to materialism, self-reliance, and a failure to rest in God’s faithful provision. Worry turns our eyes inward, while faith looks to the Sovereign Father who knows every need.
Jesus calls His people to something radically different: to be rich toward God, to reject the grip of materialistic fear, and to trust Him without reservation.
In this episode, Dr. Youssef unpacks six reasons God’s children must not worry and calls believers to:
The answer to worry is not greater control—it is deeper surrender. God’s people are called to live with full confidence in Him, knowing that He reigns and that Jesus Christ is coming again.
Scripture Focus: Luke 12:13-34
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