It is not only wrong to worry, it is unbelief; worrying means we do not believe that God can look after the practical details of our lives, and it is never anything but those details that worry us.

the yoke of the Lord Jesus.

Worrying always results in sin.

His Spirit, and it works on this principle—God is my Father, He loves me, I shall never think of anything He will forget, why should I worry? There

God is my Father, He loves me, and I will never think of anything that He will forget, so why should I worry?

Honestly facing your lack of sovereignty over your own life produces either anxiety or relief. Anxiety is God-forgetting. It is the result of thinking that is life is on your shoulders, that it is your job to figure it all out and keep things in order.

You can take your life off your shoulders because God has placed it on his.

I have talked with many pastors whose real struggle isn't first with the hardship of ministry, the lack of appreciation and involvement of people, or difficulties with fellow leaders. No, the real struggle they are having, one that is very hard for a pastor to admit, is with God. What has caused ministry to become hard and burdensome is disappointment and anger with God.

It's so easy to load life onto your shoulders and be more motivated by low-grade anxiety than by divine awe.

The Bible welcomes us to bring our cares to God because he cares for us (1 Pet. 5:7).

A warrior of the light...never confuses tension with anxiety.

how they met you on your journey when you were tired and weary, and they attacked all your stragglers; they had no fear of God.