A study from Vince Baker Ministries
How can I bring worry to God without ignoring my responsibilities?
Matthew 6 ends by bringing attention to today. Philippians connects requests and thanksgiving with peace and gives readers a way to choose where their minds dwell. First Peter invites people to cast their cares on God. These passages give you words for worry and room to handle real needs with support.
Letting Today’s Responsibilities Set the Pace
These three sayings speak about the hold worry can have on attention. Jesus points to what the day actually asks of you. Set aside time to make an informed plan for an upcoming decision, then return to a responsibility you can carry out now.
Put one quote into practice
Write down the worry and separate what you know from what you are imagining. Pray about both and choose a practical action for today. If the concern keeps you from daily activities, talk with someone who can help you understand and address it.
Scripture to read alongside the quotes
- Matthew 6:34 · KJV
- Matthew 6:25-34 · KJV
- Philippians 4:4-9 · KJV
- 1 Peter 5:6-7 · KJV
3 Vince Baker quotes on worry
Open this quote“Worry can only be a powerful force in your life if you let it be.”
Open this quote“Christians who worry are disrespecting their All Powerful God.”
Open this quote“You no longer have to put up with thoughts of worry.”





