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Philippians 4:6 "Have no anxiety about anything,"

 If you know this scripture, you know Paul proceeds to outline ways of doing exactly this. But I'd like to focus here for a moment. The Bible is "God breathed." So here, the Father Himself says "Don't Worry!" Still, anxiety is at nearly pandemic levels. Instead, as Christians, we should pray about everything. (That's the big one.) and busy ourselves with spiritual songs. By doing this, we realize that He's got this, and it's all gonna be o-k. If you enjoyed that, check out my main website-www.voicentha.com  And then, tell your friends!

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