EPISODE · Jul 8, 2015
Sermon on the Mount - Week 6
from UGA Wesley · host Taylor Childers
Anxiety. It plagues this country, and more specifically the students of this campus. But Jesus says that in His Kingdom we don't need to worry; we don't need to be anxious as sons and daughters of the King. Associate Director Taylor Childers takes us through Matthew 6:25-34 and unpacks what Jesus has to say about worry.
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