Don't tell me you love Jesus and you as worried as your non-Christian neighbor about how you're going to make it.

Dr. Tony Evans talks about why we still experience anxiety when God promises us peace.

The reason why we stay worried as a lifestyle is that first thing is on first.

Priorities are out of order.

This is the alternative broadcast featuring the timeless biblical teachings from the archives of Dr. Tony Evans. Dr. Evans says the fact

that we're worried can be a bigger problem than whatever we're worried about. Let's join him as he explains.

Today, I want to talk to you about another kind of freedom, one that we all need, I need it,

you need it, and that's freedom from anxiety. Freedom from anxiety, or to use the more popular term freedom from worry and there's plenty to worry

about some people are worried about the financial situation that could be their job their bills

paying the rent things that have to do with material and financial responsibility,

and you are worried. Others are worried about health issues. We worry about terrorism.

You can worry about what people think and you can be controlled by the impressions and impact of others.

In Matthew chapter 6, Jesus wants to tell you something. Can Jesus tell you something?

Verse 25, the first line, for this reason I say to you, do not worry.

Verse 31, do not worry. Verse 31, do not worry.

Verse 34, so do not worry.

Three times in this passage, Jesus wants to tell those who are gathered in our service today, stop it.

If Jesus commands you to stop something and you keep doing it, it's a sin.

Therefore, it's a sin to worry.

That raises the first question, and that is what is worry.

What is worry?

Some of us try to make it seem better. We say, I'm not

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