Don’t Worry About Tomorrow

Don’t Worry About Tomorrow

One of the easiest things to do is to worry. We worry about our relationships, our finances, our basic needs, and our future.

In fact, worry is often our natural first response in many situations.

When we worry, we are trying to take control of something that we have no control over. If we could control it, then we wouldn’t be worrying about it. But Jesus says that we shouldn’t spend our time worrying about basic things, because God knows what we need and will provide those things for us (Matthew 6:25-26).

God takes care of the birds, the flowers, and the rest of creation, but Jesus says that our lives matter more to God than all of those things. If God takes care of His other creations, then we can trust that He will also take care of us. Worrying about the future can’t make it any better—it just makes today worse.

The fear of the unknown can sometimes paralyze us in the present. But instead of worrying about the future, Jesus tells us to trust God. God is the only one who can control what’s to come. Since He is all-knowing and all-powerful, He is the only one who has power over the future.

So instead of anxiously ruminating on “what ifs,” we should trust God. We should make the most of each day that we have, and let tomorrow take care of itself. Like Jesus says, each day has enough trouble of its own, and tomorrow is unknown—so don’t fixate on what might happen tomorrow.

If you struggle with worrying, ask God to give you peace. Begin to shift your perspective from worrying about tomorrow toward focusing on what God has put in front of you today. Your trust in God grows as your worries lessen. So remind yourself of how much God cares for you. He will never give up on you. He will continue to take care of you and direct your paths.

God Bless You as you keep hopes alive!

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