I encourage you to read Matthew 6:25-34.

Francis Chan, Author of the Book Crazy Love, says, “Worry implies that we don’t quite trust that God is big enough, powerful enough, or loving enough to take care of what is happening in our lives. Stress says the things we are involved in are important enough to merit our impatience, our lack of grace towards others, or our tight grip of control. Basically, these two behaviors communicate that it’s okay to sin and not trust God because the stuff in my life is somehow exceptional. Both worry and stress reek of arrogance. They declare our tendency to forget that we’ve been forgiven, that our lives are brief… and that in the context of God’s strength, our problems are small, indeed.”

One of the lessons we all learn sooner or later is to let go of the hope for a better past. Despite the obvious futility of this universal hope, we see people wasting years of their lives hanging on to it.

Della Little once shared with us a little piece of paper that contained some very wise and beautiful words…

Have you ever read or heard someone say something and you just knew, I mean, you just knew, that it was written or spoken just for your benefit?

One of the lessons we all learn sooner or later is to let go of the hope for a better past. Despite the apparent futility of this universal hope for a better history, we see people wasting years of their lives hanging on to this hope that things will get better even if they do nothing…

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