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Luke 10:41-42
Luke 10:38-42
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Science tells us that a dense fog, one hundred feet deep and covering seven city blocks, is composed of less than one eight-ounce glass of water. Unbelievable though it seems, a single glass of water can shut down a large, international airport. A single glass of water can completely obstruct our vision.
Worry has the same power over us. Even one tiny trouble, if allowed to multiply, can put a cloud on our entire life. Worry can be like any type of addiction. It may start out as a small concern, but then it becomes a giant habit that hooks us. It becomes bigger than life. It surrounds us and swallows us. Said one worrybird: “I have so many troubles that if anything bad happens today I won’t be able to worry about it for two weeks.”
In a “Peanuts” comic strip, Linus says to Charlie Brown, “I guess it’s wrong always to be worrying about tomorrow. Maybe we should think only about…
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