Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters. For to devote ourselves to the Lord,

daily with you.

I am exhausted, but joyful.

I'm sure you can assume why. We'll keep you guys posted on all that very soon. I'm not going to cry.

All right, anyways, we're picking up with day two.

By the way, I'm not like, don't feel pity the fact that I'm doing a devotional.

I'm, those are happy tears.

Yeah, so don't, like, this is exciting to share

and exciting to experience and feel,

just feel depth, intimacy, joy, to be comforted, all the stuff, right? So, it's exciting that I'm here.

We're picking up with day two of our anxious for nothing devotion on the Bible app.

There's a link to that in the description if you guys want to follow along.

And as always I'm near the scripture that I'm also going to read the debo.

The scripture is Philippians chapter 4 verse 5 and it says let everyone see The coming soon. The Devotional is titled,

Let Your Gentleness be evident to all.

Unchecked anxiety can unleash

an enola gay of angry outbursts, rash accusations, and fiery retaliations against those in your path who are

unfortunate to be at the wrong place at the wrong time. How many people have been wounded as a result of such unbridled stress?

On the other hand, how many disasters have been adverted because one person decided to be calm. It is this composure Paul's referring to when he

states, let your gentleness be evident to all. The Greek word translates as gentleness describes a temperament that is seasoned and mature

It envisions an attitude that is fitting to the occasion level-headed and tempered, the gentle reaction is one of steadiness, even-handedness, and fairness.

Jesus promised that in this world you will have trouble, in John 1633. It is as inevitable as the sun

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