Do you struggle in the war with worry?

Here's Adrian Rogers.

There are few forms of dissipation that will do more damage to you physically, emotionally, and spiritually than worry.

And it's not the big things that get most of it, it's the little things.

A mighty lion may destroy and kill. Still little little ants will pick the carcass far cleaner than the mighty lion.

It's the little ants.

Worry is absolutely harmful.

Welcome to Loveworth Finding featuring the profound messages and practical lessons

of Pastor Adrian Rogers.

There is nothing more destabilizing than worry, yet all of us worry more than we should.

It's important to recognize the cause and the cost of our worry.

Worrying never solves the problem or lifts the burden, but perhaps most importantly, our worry is a wound in the heart of God.

We insult him if we do not consider him to be trustworthy.

How can we learn to fully trust in God?

If you have your Bible, turn to Matthew chapter 6,

as Adrian Rogers shares how to win in the war with worry.

Do you ever worry? Well, I know you do, I do. We all do, but we ought not. As a matter of

fact, to worry is a sin, not just a weakness, but a wickedness. I want to speak to you today on this subject, how to win in the war with worry. All right? Now let's begin to read here in Matthew chapter 6 and verse 25. And every worrier, that's us, pay attention.

Our Lord is speaking, he says, therefore I say unto you, take no thought.

The word here actually means worry, no anxious thought, for your life.

What ye shall eat or what ye shall drink, nor yet for your body what ye shall put on. Is not the life more than meat and the body more than raiment or clothing? Behold the fowls of the air, for they so not,

neither do they reap, nor gather into barns, and yet your heavenly father feedeth them.

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