today on Summit Life with Jiddy Greer.

The way that most of us want to deal with anxiety

is we want to stockpile enough

so that we feel invulnerable tomorrow.

Your job is locked up and you've got plenty of insurance,

you've got plenty of money in the bank,

and you've got all the right relationships that you need,

and you've mastered all the parenting techniques

so that nothing go wrong.

If that's yours, you will always still be anxious about things that are going to slip through

the cracks and destroy you.

Welcome to Summit Life with J.D. Greer, pastor of the Summit Church in Raleigh, Durham, North Carolina. I'm your host, Molly Vitovich, and we're so glad you're back with J.D. Greer, pastor of the Summit Church in Raleigh Durham, North Carolina. I'm your host,

Molly Vitovich, and we're so glad you're back with us today. When it comes to money,

parenting, marriage, career, and the litany of other things we worry about, it's important to

note that God doesn't tell us to sit back and do nothing. He says that we need to do what we can,

in obedience to God, to the best of our ability, and then trust him with the results.

Today, Pastor J.D., continues our study of difficult emotions with the conclusion of a message

we began yesterday about anxiety. While anxiety thinks too little about God, it also minimizes

how much God thinks of us. Let that sink in for a moment. What a comforting truth that he

cares for us so much. Grab your Bible, open to Matthew chapter 6, and let's get started.

The two verses that I hope are really familiar to you.

I hope you have them memorized.

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