( Published May Of 2006 by carlvasta.com )
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DO NOT WORRY Jesus went throughout Galilee and the surrounding regions, preaching the good news about God's kingdom and healing everyone who was brought to him. Large crowds followed him, so he went up a hill, sat down and began to teach them. One of the lessons had to do with worrying about the daily needs of life. Jesus told them, "No one can serve two masters; you will end up hating one and loving the other, or you will be loyal to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money. This is why I tell you, do not be worried about the things in your life. Don't worry about what you will eat or drink; or about what clothes you will wear. Isn't life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes? Look at the birds: they do not plant seeds, harvest the food and put it barns, yet your heavenly Father feeds them every day! Aren't you worth more than the birds? Who of you, by worrying, can add one moment to your life-span? And why do you worry about the fashions or the clothes you will wear. Take a look at the various wild flowers in the many fields around you. They do not sew or shop for the latest fashions, but I tell you that not even King Solomon with all his wealth had clothes as beautiful as one of these flowers. If God can clothe the fields with such splendor, which blooms today and is gone tomorrow, won't he take care of providing the clothes that you need? What little faith you have! So do not worry, saying, 'What shall we eat?' or 'What shall we wear?' (The people living in the world who don't have any use for God are always concerned about these things) Your Father in heaven knows all the things you need. First seek God's kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Do not worry about tomorrow's trouble; live one day at a time and know that each day will bring it's own challenge." Previous Quotes ( Printer Friendly ) ( 191kb - 53 pages ) 2006 January Lazarus And The Rich Man ("about death & believing") February The Greatest Commandment ("about love") March The Lost Sheep & The Lost Son ("rejoicing for who has given up their life of sin") April The Meaning Of Easter - Three Examples From Jesus June The Ten Lepers July The Good Samaritan August How To Give and How To Pray September The Un-believing Towns October Signs Revealing Christ's Return To Earth November The Last Supper December Why We Should Celebrate Christmas 2007 January The Things That Make A Person Unclean February Marriage, Adultery, and Divorce March Jesus Chooses The Apostles April The Coming Persecutions For The Believers May Jesus Feeds 5000 Men, ( not counting the women and children ) ( part 1 ) June Jesus Walks On The Water ( part 2 ) July The Bread Of Life ( part 3 ) August The Meaning Of The Cross September Jonah And The Whale October Jesus And The Devil ( Satan ) November Jesus And The Sabbath ( The Day Of Rest ) December The Christmas Story ( The Birth Of Jesus ) There are at least 66 books that make up the bible. Sometimes, trying to follow a storyline is difficult because there are books that are good for support and prayer like Wisdom, Job, Psalms, and Proverbs. They take you away from the story. And now you can listen... FREE! to the Storyline read by Kathy Bird. It's streamed mp3 so you can listen to it easily, even if you have dial up. The story includes references so you can find the topics... in just about any version of the Bible. If you ever wanted to know what the Bible is all about, here is your chance!
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