Saints John Fisher, Bishop, and Thomas More, Martyrs
Saint Paulinus of Nola, Bishop
2 Chronicles 24:17-25
Psalm 88(89):4-5,29-34
Matthew 6:24-34
PLACE YOUR WORRIES IN GOD’S HANDS
What are you worried about? Is it today or tomorrow’s pending issues? Your aspirations and dreams? It is often said that worrying is a gateway to anxiety and depression.
When we worry, we experience a void; an emptiness in us that we need to satisfy, but the more we worry, the more we become down-hearted and miserable.
There is an adage that says tears do not make flowers grow. We need to cast our burdens, anxieties, and worries into the hands of God, for He answers our needs and grants our petitions.
So, what are we to worry ourselves about? What should be our major concern? We must seek first God and his kingdom. That is our primary role. When we seek God and his kingdom first, every other thing will fall into place. When we are weak, the Lord will be our strength. His grace is sufficient for us.
Fr Joseph Osho
