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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2023 · 27 MIN

Do not worry - Matthew 6:25-34 Sermon

from Understand the Bible · host Phill Sacre

In this, one of Jesus' most famous teachings, he says that we should not worry. But what does that mean? How do we put this into practise in our lives? How do we trust God instead of worrying?⛪CHURCH WITH UTBBecause church doesn't need to be complicated - check it out.📘GET THE BOOKConfused by Grace - Find out more: https://understandthebible.uk/confused-by-grace/ 🖱️ WEBSITEUnderstand the Bible - teaching the Christian faith online. Lots more on the website, including free courses: https://understandthebible.uk💻 LINKS• YouTube - https://youtube.com/UnderstandTheBible• Facebook - https://facebook.com/bible.understand• Twitter - https://twitter.com/UnderstandTheB1💵 BECOME A PATRONIf you appreciate Understand the Bible, would you consider becoming a Patron? You can pay a small amount per month to support creating content. See here: https://www.patreon.com/understandthebibleThere is also a PayPal account: https://paypal.me/understandthebibleThere are more ways to support on this page - I would especially appreciate prayer!https://understandthebible.uk/about/support/ Get full access to Understand the Bible at utbible.substack.com/subscribe

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