When You Can't Stop Worrying About Tomorrow
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When You Can't Stop Worrying About Tomorrow

B1IntermediateOctober 8, 20262 min
  • Religion

When Israel was in the wilderness, God rained bread from heaven — but only enough for one day. Anyone who hoarded it found it rotted by morning. God was teaching them something: I will provide, but you have to trust me daily.

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happened yet. See, the Israelites understood that feeling. In Exodus 16, they were wandering

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to Moses in Exodus 16 verse four.

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Have you ever noticed that worry pulls you away from somewhere else? You can be sitting in your home today, but your mind is already living through tomorrow's problems. You're thinking about what might happen, what could go wrong, and whether or not you'll have what you need. And before you know it, you're carrying the weight of a day that hasn't even

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happened yet. See, the Israelites understood that feeling. In Exodus 16, they were wandering through the wilderness without knowing when their next meal would come. But then God said to to Moses in Exodus 16 verse four. He says,

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then the Lord said to Moses, look, I am going to rain down food from the heaven for you. Each day the people can go out and pick up as much as they need for that day.

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