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They worry about their appearance, future place in life, a home of their own, and many other things. To worry means, according to Webster, to strangle; to shake and tear with the teeth, as a dog worries a rat; to trouble, tease, harass; to be anxious. Worry implies, that you are being shaken and tor
And yet, we must know that it is something to avoid. It is something wrong. It is a weakness that we all have. And every single one of us struggles with. Whether poor, or rich, healthy, or sick, whether we are male or female, willing to acknowledge that we are worried or not, it is something th
It can deprive us of much needed rest, sleep for the body. can cause all kinds of physical problems, far more than generally speaking doctors diagnose, contributes anyways to many, many physical problems. It can lower our immune system so that we're more susceptible to becoming ill. It can contr
Worry is that painful state of mind, that mental anguish that we endure when we live in constant dread of the future, when we want things to go one way and we fear that they may go another. Such worry could be justified on only one condition: that there were no Father in heaven who controlled all th
Worry over what may happen in the future, worry over our ability to handle our present responsibilities, worry over what people think of us, worry over a host of other things often bring people down to the despair of depression. However, the Bible tells us not to worry. To worry is to doubt. And the
Other translations put that this way, be anxious for nothing. And that's the idea of that word careful. Be anxious for nothing. So the apostle here is prohibiting worries and anxieties. Now what are worries and anxieties? Well, in some ways, we know them by experience more than we can define th
All of these things working together cause worry and stress in young people. Stress, anxiety, and worrying are all things that come to young people, but worrying and being anxious about things is something that God warns us not to do. In Isaiah 41:10 we are told, “Fear thou not; for I am with thee:
You can also expect them to worry, for they do not confess an Almighty God and Father. 3. When Christians worry they are guilty of conformity to the world. Not only theater attendance, dancing, etc. are worldly-mindedness, but also worry is worldly-mindedness. Christians must be transformed also in
Rev. Matthew DeBoer, pastor of Edgerton PRC in Edgerton, Minnesota Therefore I say unto you, Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment?… Matthew 6:25-32 The text sp