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Do Not Worry; God Provides for His Own

Matthew 6:25-34

Posted by Dan Jarms on July 3, 2022
Do Not Worry; God Provides for His Own
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Context:

  • “Therefore”
  • Working class concerns
  • Worry and its damage
  • Good news for disciples

Main Idea: Free yourself from worry and you will be freed up to wholeheartedly pursue what you were made for.

  1. God cares more
  2. God knows all
  3. God provides everything
Dan Jarms

Dr. Dan Jarms is lead pastor at Faith Bible Church in Spokane Washington, as well as associate dean at The Master's Seminary in Spokane. He has been married for over 30 years to Linda, and has three adult children. He earned his B.A. in English at the Master’s College, B.Ed. at Eastern Washington University, M.Div and D.Min in Expository Preaching at The Master’s Seminary. His other interests include NCAA basketball, woodworking, and art.

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