This sermon, "Why Do You Worry?" by Pastor Pete centers on Matthew 6:25-34, where Jesus addresses humanity's universal struggle with worry. Pastor Pete establishes that worry has existed since Genesis 3:8 when Adam and Eve first experienced fear after sinning, and argues that all worry ultimately finds its roots in sin, though not all worry is necessarily sinful. The sermon's central message is the counterintuitive principle that "we are most secure when we fully surrender" to God rather than relying on our own capacity. Jesus addresses worry through three main areas: perspective (focusing on faith rather than fear by shifting our sight, seeking the right source, and surrendering our struggles), provision (trusting in God's care rather than our own ability, as demonstrated through examples of birds and wildflowers), and priorities (mentioned but not fully developed in this first part).

Throughout the message, Pastor Pete contrasts worldly advice to "just get over it" or use willpower with Jesus's approach of trusting in God's loving provision, emphasizing that God knows our needs and will provide when we seek first His kingdom and righteousness, making this a practical yet deeply theological exploration of overcoming anxiety through faith.