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🗓️ 21 October 2024
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0:00.0 | A bit of help for those worried about the election. |
0:08.7 | October 21st, 2024. |
0:12.2 | If you have a few brain cells and the pulse, it is quite possible that you've had a few worries |
0:16.8 | about the upcoming presidential election. Not only that, but it is also possible that your wife is worried about it also, not to mention some of your older teens. |
0:25.6 | So I thought it might be helpful to folks in your position to outline a few principles and offer a few |
0:30.2 | exhortations about the election. There is a way to stay anxiety free in such a time as ours, and to do so without |
0:36.4 | adopting a stoic apathy or a cynical, what difference does it make pose? How can we stay free of worry, |
0:42.4 | like Christians? |
0:43.6 | One, as we look at the cavalcade of nonsense that is comprised of all our political |
0:48.0 | monkey shines, it is easy to forget the fact that God is sovereign. His sovereignty is exhaustive and there is not one |
0:54.7 | atom in this cosmos that operates outside the realm of that sovereignty. But if God is sovereign |
0:59.2 | over all things, then he is certainly sovereign over this thing. We sometimes make the mistake of thinking |
1:04.6 | that because God is altogether holy, his sovereignty only extends over the serious things, |
1:09.2 | things like worship or cancer diagnoses or systematic theology. But although it is true or King of Fars, down to the oversized clown shoes. |
1:23.5 | The God of 2024, clowns in all, is the Lord Jesus Christ. |
1:27.6 | Two, certain things follow from his sovereignty. |
1:30.6 | His sovereignty means that he has the authority to tell us not to be anxious, which he does in fact do. |
1:35.7 | He does tell us that. The scriptures plainly tell us that worry is out. |
1:39.7 | Peter tells us not to be anxious for anything because God cares for us. |
1:44.0 | 1 Peter 5.7. |
1:45.4 | And the Lord told us that each day has enough troubles, |
1:48.1 | and so we shouldn't borrow additional difficulties from the future, |
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