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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2025 · 31 MIN

One Step at a Time EP. 263

from Excelling in Christ · host Clarence Fell

Ever found yourself wide awake at 2 a.m., your mind racing with every worst-case scenario imaginable? In this episode, One Step at a Time, I take a deep dive into the quiet, often crippling weight of worry and what Jesus had to say about it. Rooted in Matthew 6:34, we explore the radical invitation to live fully in today and let tomorrow worry about itself. From the story of the Israelites gathering daily manna to the example of Jesus living without a permanent home, I unpack how Scripture encourages us to shift from anxiety to trust, from fear to faith. We’re not talking about abandoning responsibility, but about releasing control. Whether you're obsessing over your to-do list, worrying about your kids' futures, or spiraling over things you saw in the news, this conversation offers both challenge and comfort: the strength you need is for today, not next week, not next year. We’ll laugh a little, reflect a lot, and ask the hard but freeing question: what would happen if you really laid your burdens down? If you’re feeling stretched thin by all of life’s “what-ifs,” this episode is for you. Let’s learn the peace of walking with Jesus, one day at a time.

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