Engle, Ken: Moments To Remember 014 ~ One Minute With The Bible

Worry is a common human experience, but often unfounded, as a physician's study revealed that a significant portion of worries are about things that never happen or have already occurred. The Apostle Paul, in his letter to the Philippians, directly addresses this by urging believers to "be anxious in nothing," which can also be understood as praying about everything instead of worrying. This teaching highlights the power of prayer to overcome anxiety and the often-imaginary nature of our fears. The core lesson is to replace worry with prayer, trusting in God's provision and peace.