Pastor Reid Olson of Crossroads Church of Greeley teaches on Matthew 6:25-34.
Jesus tells us not to worry, but to pray. How often do you let worry consume your thinking and paralyze your forward motion? Do you let the little things become big things in your life, and stop you from enjoying God’s process in your life? Do you know how to pray, how to stop worry and how to enjoy the process of maturity? Someone told me they feel like they are sitting in the back seat of God’s station wagon asking, “Are we there, yet?”
Posted by Reid Olson on May 23, 2018 in Leadership, Media, Ministry Calling, Sabbath Rest, Sermons
Tags: anxiety, doubt, faith, fear, freedom, God, jesus, prayer, religion, trust, worry
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Jesus tells us not to worry, but to pray. How often do you let worry consume your thinking and paralyze your forward motion? Do you let the little things become big things in your life, and stop you from enjoying God’s process in your life? Do you know how to pray, how to stop worry and how to enjoy the process of maturity? Someone told me they feel like they are sitting in the back seat of God’s station wagon asking, “Are we there, yet?”
