Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. Good morning everyone we are back in

the Thrive Bible today so without further ado we're just going to jump on in. Yes you guys today's

devotional is titled greater than our worries and we're reading out of Isaiah 12 verse 2 and it says

this. See God has come to save me. I will trust in Him and not be afraid. The Lord God is my strength

and my song. He has given me victory. The love letter from God says beloved child. My word tells

the story of who I am and how powerful I am. Read my word so you can learn from it then

live it out. Say it out loud to yourself until it becomes part of you. The more you meditate on my

word, the more stable you will remain. The more you feed your spirit with my word, the more you will

see that the world has nothing to offer. I don't want you to walk through life as if you are an

orphan without a heavenly father. I am always here for you. Love your heavenly father. The reflection

says peace comes when we choose to believe the truth of who God is and make his presence and his

power bigger than our personal problems. God will always come to the rescue. Will we hold tighter

to his promise or our problems? The treasure of truth says God is much more powerful than our worries.

Yeah, it's such a good reminder. I know that whenever I was racing dirt bikes, I do have a previous

life where I did that. We always had this rule where if you look at the tree, you're going to hit the

tree. Yeah. And if you look on the track, you're going to stay on the track. It's kind of just like

monkey see monkey do like here we are where you look there you will go. Yeah, there's even scripture

that say things just like Matthew chapter 15 verse 18 says, but the words you speak come from the

heart. And so what we can see is that the more time we spend looking at something, the more time we

spend thinking about something, the more it impacts the direction that we head in. Right. And that

can be used for good or bad because the more time we're meditating on God's scripture, the more

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