In an ideal world we're told not to worry, yet when Jesus prayed, he seemed to have a list of requests: daily bread, forgiveness, not getting tempted or being deliberately led into tempting. Now, we know that it is a fact: God cannot be tempted, so he won't tempt anyone. Need proof? Go to James 1:13. So if that verse is true- and it is. Is Jesus introducing worry about these daily things, or is he saying something else?
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So, you see Jesus was telling us that these things were already provided for; we shouldn't- we don't need to be anxious about them. Jesus only asked for one thing: The Father's kingdom to come the way he wanted it to.
That's our example.
Today, practice casting all your cares on him- knowing that he cares for you.
Start praying in a new way. If you belong to him, call him Father. If not, call him Provider (grinning) -More on that, later.
That's our example.
Today, practice casting all your cares on him- knowing that he cares for you.
Start praying in a new way. If you belong to him, call him Father. If not, call him Provider (grinning) -More on that, later.
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