Matthew 6:24–34, Part 2 // Do Not Be Anxious About Tomorrow

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When you think about the future, what makes you most anxious? Jesus gives us plenty of reasons not to fear. In Part 1 of this series, John Piper identified nine arguments against our anxieties. In this lab, he slows down over the first five to highlight how they each help us. For the study guide, visit http://desiringgod.org/labs/do-not-be-anxious-about-tomorrow.

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John, is the central point a commandment or a consolation? I suppose you would say both but where is the emphasis? At a glance the bulk of the arguments here seem to provide a basis in knowing God that renders anxiety unnecessary, unprofitable and unproductive. They aren't configured to reinforce our sense of moral obligation to not worry. If such an obligation must be carried, they disclose it as weightless

I think their central meaning is consolation as in John 14:1. Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God, trust also in me.