"So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." -Matthew 6:34 (NASB)
As I get older, it seems that time is speeding up. Whether the days are filled with routines or random errands, time slips by and it is easy to let worry begin to pile up. When we get caught up in all there is to do, we need to remember to not worry about tomorrow...or today!
When we get caught up in worry, our lives can be affected. Our health, relationships, and spiritual well-being can all be impacted. With everything that happens around us, it is natural to worry about what is happening today or what will be happening tomorrow, but Jesus reminds us that we shouldn't be overly concerned with what is to come. When we start to worry about tomorrow or today, we can turn to God for comfort, knowing that He is by our side and will take care of us. We just have to call on Him and have faith in His grace, mercy, glory, and power!
Don't let tomorrow or today worry you, instead turn to God!
Prayer:
Dear God-
Thank You for loving me and for always being there for me. Please take away my worry and help me to be the best I can be for You today and tomorrow. Through Jesus, my Savior, I pray, amen.
When we get caught up in worry, our lives can be affected. Our health, relationships, and spiritual well-being can all be impacted. With everything that happens around us, it is natural to worry about what is happening today or what will be happening tomorrow, but Jesus reminds us that we shouldn't be overly concerned with what is to come. When we start to worry about tomorrow or today, we can turn to God for comfort, knowing that He is by our side and will take care of us. We just have to call on Him and have faith in His grace, mercy, glory, and power!
Don't let tomorrow or today worry you, instead turn to God!
Prayer:
Dear God-
Thank You for loving me and for always being there for me. Please take away my worry and help me to be the best I can be for You today and tomorrow. Through Jesus, my Savior, I pray, amen.
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