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Commentary of the Gospell
Trusting Beyond Worry
In the Gospels, Jesus tells us to prioritize our relationship with God over our concerns and not to be overly focused on material possessions. In a world where many people are obsessed with gathering wealth, he advises us to make a deliberate choice to prioritize our spiritual well-being.
Remember that money and material possessions can sometimes become so important to us that they take the place of what is truly valuable. But it’s important to know that God’s love is more valuable than anything money can buy. In the Bible, Jesus tells us not to worry about basic things like food, drink, and clothes. He points out that birds don’t plant or harvest, yet they are provided for by God. He also talks about how beautiful lilies are, even though they don’t work for their beauty. So, we can trust that God will take care of us and provide what we need.
If God takes care of the birds and flowers so well, imagine how much he cares for you! He wants us to trust that everything we need will be provided. Instead of getting stressed about our everyday needs, Jesus tells us to focus on seeking God’s way of life and doing what is right. He invites us to prioritise our relationship with God by seeking Him in prayer, Scripture, and acts of love. Tomorrow will bring its own concerns. Live fully in the present and trust that God’s grace will sustain you.
Choose God over worry, seek His kingdom, and live each day with faith, knowing that He holds our tomorrows. May your day be filled with peace, purpose, and the sweet fragrance of divine love.