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Oct 30, 2026

Arnie ColeHOST
1:54
So for somebody who's missed it all week, everybody's on the list.
Arnie ColeHOST
1:58
This week was worry and fear.
Arnie ColeHOST
2:01
Worry turns the arrow.
Arnie ColeHOST
2:02
Remember that? picture of do we move closer to jesus today or not worry takes that arrow of moving closer to jesus and it turns it to not and it becomes fear and then fear becomes a judgment about tomorrow which we can't control and then you just have this vicious cycle of worry fear and predicting tomorrow's going to be just as bad, and the sum total of that is we take our eyes off of Jesus and focus it on ourself and how we're feeling.
Arnie ColeHOST
2:39
And as long as you keep it inside...
Rick WarrenHOST
10:39
You worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
10:40
You worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
10:41
Worry is the warning light that you are trusting something other than God for your security and your supply.
Rick WarrenHOST
10:48
Now look at these verses.
Rick WarrenHOST
10:50
Romans 11, 36.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:00
Here's why nothing has worked.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:01
You've been waiting for the worry to stop showing up, and it doesn't.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:06
It shows up tomorrow, probably even before lunch.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:10
You know, 20 years of measuring the difference between a believer who's overcoming worry and the one who's drowning in it, it's not whether worry shows up.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:19
It's what happens the 10 seconds afterwards.
Arnie ColeHOST
0:27
Hi, I'm Arnie Cole, spiritual fitness researcher and coach.
Arnie ColeHOST
1:28
So Braden, Last day you're here with us, we've seen that the 10 seconds after you get hit is critical.
Arnie ColeHOST
1:38
Have you seen that both from the pulpit and in your own life as well?
Dawn HillHOST
42:40
And being okay with being weak.
Dawn HillHOST
42:42
That was another big thing is that Worry can certainly cross into sin.
Dawn HillHOST
42:49
It certainly can.
Dawn HillHOST
42:50
At the same time, when we're dealing with fear, when we're dealing with doubt, when we're dealing with worry, Scripture reminds us over and over again to cast our cares on the Lord because He cares for us, to trust Him, to go to Him with our petitions.
Grace ParkerNARRATOR
27:19
And she wasn't about to become that kind of woman.
Grace ParkerNARRATOR
27:22
Worry has a way of hanging on longer than whiskey.
Grace ParkerNARRATOR
27:25
So does curiosity.
Grace ParkerNARRATOR
27:27
In her line of work, Nora never sat with her back to a door.
CurvinHOST
5:22
Think about how much of your energy has been spent worrying about things that have not happened.
CurvinHOST
5:29
How many times have you imagined the worst possible outcome only to discover that things did not unfold the way you feared? How many nights have you lost peace over questions that you could not answer? Worry promises that if you think about a problem long enough, you will somehow gain control over it.
CurvinHOST
5:53
But most of the time it only leaves you exhausted without bringing you any closer to a solution.
CurvinHOST
6:01
God is calling you to something better.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:17
Jesus asks a question that challenges the very foundation of our anxiety.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:24
Worrying at a single hour to your life? Worry consumes your strength without giving you control.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:31
It takes your attention away from today's responsibilities and traps your mind in tomorrow's uncertainties.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:39
It makes you suffer over things that have not happened and sometimes may never happen.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:01
Learn from it.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:02
And remember that one difficult chapter does not have to define the rest of your life.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:08
Worry often convinces you that thinking about a problem constantly is the same as solving it.
Tony EvansSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:13
But there is a difference between productive thinking and destructive anxiety.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:14
Now, the alternative to worship, you know what it is? It's worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:21
The opposite of worship is worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:25
Worry is the warning sign you've stopped worshiping.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:28
Worry is the sign that you've got to focus on you, not on God.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:32
So every day, you have a choice every single minute of your life.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:36
Am I gonna worry or am I gonna worship? If you worship, you won't worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:14
Now, the alternative to worship, you know what it is? It's worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:21
The opposite of worship, is worry.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:25
Worry is the warning sign you stopped worshiping.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:28
Worry is the sign that you got to focus on you, not on God.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:32
So every day, you have a choice every single minute of your life.
Rick WarrenHOST
15:36
Am I gonna worry or am I gonna worship? If you worship, you won't worry.
Heidi WysmanHOST
0:50
Proverbs 3 verses 5 and 6 from the New King James Version.
Heidi WysmanHOST
0:55
Worry has a way of convincing us that everything depends on us.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:00
It whispers that if we can just think harder, prepare better or control more, we can protect ourselves from pain.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:09
But beneath worry is often a deeper struggle, not a lack of strength, but a lack of trust.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:32
It asks us to loosen our grip on outcomes, explanations and control.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:37
There was a season when worry, anxiety and fear felt overwhelming to me.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:43
In the middle of sharing that struggle with my connect group, an elderly woman said, Worry is just not trusting God.
Heidi WysmanHOST
1:51
Her words stopped me.

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