Overview

Fresh back from Pakistan, Jesse picks up where the anxiety series left off — but with new urgency. He's hearing reports of hardships multiplying in the congregation since they committed to kingdom expansion, and he's not surprised. The enemy's oldest weapons are fear, worry, and distraction. This message is Jesse putting nails in the coffin.

2 Key Takeaways

1. All means all — refuse to water down the word. The Greek word for "all" in cast all your anxiety on him is pas: each, every, any, all, everything, always. Not the big anxieties. Not just the ones you can't handle alone. All of them. Jesse uses the backpacking trip illustration again — it's not one heavy item that ruins the journey, it's the accumulation of things you told yourself were small enough to carry. A little worry about  ...