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What does the Bible say about worry and thoughtfulness?

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The Bible instructs us to take no thought for our life, emphasizing faith in God's provision (Matthew 6:25-34).

In Matthew 6:25-34, Jesus commands His followers not to worry about their lives, including what they will eat or wear. This directive is repeated to underscore our tendency to sin through excessive worry. Instead of allowing worry to consume us, believers are encouraged to trust in God's care and provision. Jesus points to the birds of the air and lilies of the field, which neither work for their sustenance nor worry about it, as examples of God's provision for His creation. The text reveals that worry is both unproductive and a sign of a lack of faith in God's sovereign care.
Scripture References: Matthew 6:25-34, 1 Corinthians 7:32, Luke 12:29

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Thoughtfulness
Philip Henry · Jun 30, 2008
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