Hello, my friends. Welcome back. It is time for the morning mindset. I'm glad you're

with me. I'm glad you've taken the time to align your mind with the truth of God. That's

what we're about here every single episode of the morning mindset. We're continuing our

study, our digging into Jesus' words about anxiety in the book of Luke 12. Before we go

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of the body of Christ. All right. As I mentioned, we are in the book of Luke 12 and we're

revisiting verse 32, which we addressed in yesterday's episode because I think there

were two primary points that Jesus was making here that we need to make sure we understand.

We covered one yesterday and that is the fact that our Father in heaven has an attitude

or demeanor toward us that is good and giving and generous. That's what Jesus says.

Look at verse 32, he says, fear not, little flock. Now pause for a moment. Remember, he's

saying this in the context of teaching us how to handle anxiety. It's always says fear

not. See, anxiety is based on fear. It just says fear not, little flock, for it is your

Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom. So our inference from that is that our Father

has good intention toward us. He wants to give to us. And today we want to look into this

last little phrase to give you the kingdom. What is that about? It's our Father's good

pleasure to give us the kingdom. Well, throughout the Gospels, and even in the Old Testament,

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