Introduction
Memory verses: Phill 4:6-7;2 Timothy 1:7;Isaiah 23:6;
Worrying is not of God and is a weapon of the evil one unto the children of God. I have heard many Christians sometimes get worried, in fact I am also a victim of this. Some believe worry is part of Life and at times it seems so true. This is because, inevitably as it is, life will present us with situations for the Christian brethren to be worried one way or the other. I have seen people get worried constantly and it is very draining, tiring and depressing. I do often ask myself and others I do communicate with: ”Is this really worth the worry?” and is God really trying to bring worries your way?”
God does not want us to worry – Phill 4:6-7
God does not want us to worry, instead He is eager to receive our worries and turn them into hope and manifestations. Worry is the absence of the fullness of Gods Word and fellowship with the Holy Spirit. This is very true, the presence of God’s word produces hope and a deeply grounded spirit within man that trust completely in the Word of promises found in Gods word. What worries does is this, it begins to make you imagine things that are not and imaginations is the breeding grounds for the enemy to give birth to fear and fear is what crystalizes your imaginations (in order words fear fuels or gives life to bring to fruition what your worries are causing you to imagine). Fear is not of God and that is exactly what Worrying produces.
worrying is the breeding grounds of negative imaginations and negative imaginations gives birth to fear and fear is what crystalizes the reality of our worries.
How to stop Worrying
According to Phill 4:6-7, 1)Do not be anxious but Pray, 2)Petition God and 3)Thank Him. Additionally, speak to your spiritual leaders. This could be your Pastor, a spiritual leader and also your family. Ask them to support you in prayers and keep meditating and constantly reading the bible.
Conclusion
I strongly believe that this as shown by the bible will totally displace worry and fill the Christian brethren with joy that erupts from a constant fellowship with the Spirit of God.