Don't Be Anxious? How Jesus Actually Meant It | Matthew 6:25-34

Anxiety isn't just a modern problem — Jesus addressed it head-on in the Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 6:25-34, we dig into what Jesus really means when he says "do not be anxious," why that command feels impossible, and how two deep misunderstandings — our illusion of control and our doubt of God's care — feed our worry. This isn't a bludgeon or a guilt trip; it's an invitation to know the Father's compassion and find real, practical steps toward peace in an uncertain world.