What I Would Tell My Younger Self | Pray More, Worry Less

Greg Laurie Podcast

Greg Laurie

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 2 February 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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2 Timothy 4

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0:00.0	Today's episode of a new beginning is brought to you by Harvest Partners, helping people everywhere know God.
0:07.2	Learn more at harvest.org.
0:09.7	And while you're there, browse our library of free e-books designed to help you grow in your faith.
0:16.1	Worry. Worry can ruin your day. It can ruin your week.
0:22.5	Actually, worry can effectively ruin your life.
0:26.9	Worry waste a whole lot of energy and accomplishes a whole lot of nothing.
0:32.5	Today on a new beginning, Pastor Greg Laurie has a much better plan.
0:36.2	Don't worry about tomorrow. Just take each day and take that worry and churn it into prayer.
0:44.2	Pray more and worry less.
0:46.4	This is the day when the last I found.
0:50.3	This is the day for a moment, killing. Always in grace, don't wait no more.
0:58.1	But can you kill me at your last evening?
1:02.7	This is the day when I forget.
1:08.3	No one ever teaches us how to worry.
1:10.9	Our parents don't sit us down and say, okay kids, I want you to put your head in your hands.
1:15.9	Look really discouraged and stress out on something you can't change.
1:20.7	No, we pretty much picked it up on our own.
1:24.0	Well, today on a new beginning, Pastor Greg Laurie helps us lay down that wish we picked up.
1:29.3	He'll offer some practical precepts in a message called,
1:32.2	What I Would Tell My Younger Self.
1:34.8	Inside for everyone, particularly young people.
1:38.0	This is the day the day when I forget.
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