Worried to Death

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Scripture: Matthew 6:25-34 Big Idea: Worry suffocates faith. 1. Practice Relaxed Concern. 2. Pray, Pray, and Pray. 3. Prioritize your life. 4. Practice Real-time Trust.Questions Questions 1.What things do you often worry about? Where is your “worry level” on a 1-10 scale? 2.How does worry impact your life? How does it impact your faith? 3.Read Matthew 6:25-34. What truths stand out to you from this passage? 4.What does it mean to “practice relaxed concern” when we feel worried? 5.How can prayer combat worry? 6.What does worry reveal about our priorities? What priority shifts might be needed? 7.How can you practice “real-time trust” in God during times of worry? Watch the sermon here!

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