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Enough For Today

Dale C. Bronner

Word of Faith Family Worship Cathedral • May 3, 2026 • 36 min

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Summary

In this encouraging message, Pastor Dale Bronner teaches how believers can break free from the trap of daily anxiety by trusting God's faithful provision. Rather than letting worry dominate our minds or drive us to emotional disengagement, God calls us to look at creation, seek His kingdom first, plan with wisdom, pray continually, give thanks, and remember His past faithfulness. By focusing on God's grace for the present moment, we can rest assured that He provides enough strength and provision for today.

Themes

Overcoming AnxietyGod's ProvisionTrust and FaithPrayer and ThanksgivingDaily Grace

Pastor's Points

1.

Don't worry, look.

2.

Don't worry, seek.

3.

Don't worry, plan and prepare.

4.

Don't worry, pray.

5.

Don't worry, give thanks.

6.

Don't worry, remember.

Key Points

1.
Don't worry, look: Fix your eyes on faith-provoking things like nature, which preaches God's faithful provision without words.
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Don't worry, seek: Put God's kingdom and righteousness first, trusting that He will provide for all your earthly needs.
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Don't worry, plan and prepare: Exercise wisdom and foresight by taking practical responsibility, because action serves as an antidote to anxiety.
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Don't worry, pray: Turn every prompt to worry into an immediate request to God, allowing His peace to guard your heart and mind.
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Don't worry, give thanks: Overflowing gratitude leaves no mental room for anxiety to take root in your life.
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Don't worry, remember: Recall how God has faithfully delivered and provided for you in the past to give you confidence for today.
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Worrying is unprofitable because it carries no power to change your circumstances or add time to your life.

Sermon Moments

“God's creation has a way of preaching to us without words.”

“There is a line of divine liability and human responsibility—we must handle what God has given us the ability to do.”

“Action is an antidote to anxiety; taking initiative on what you can control reduces fear.”

“If you have time to worry, you have time to pray. Use the devil's subtle prompts to worry as a notification bell to pray.”

“When you submit your prayer to God, tell the enemy, "It's above me now."”

“It's not that we don't have anything to worry about, it's just that we have so much more to thank God about.”

“The same God who gave you enough yesterday is going to give you enough today.”

“You don't have the grace for tomorrow yet because it's not that day yet; when the day comes, the provision will be there.”

This Week

Go outside and let God's creation remind you of His faithful care whenever anxiety begins to mount.

Prioritize God's kingdom and His righteousness in your daily decisions, trusting Him to handle your physical needs.

Take practical action on your tasks and write down your plans, recognizing that action serves as an antidote to anxiety.

Treat every anxious thought as an immediate alarm to pray, turning worries into specific requests to God.

When doubts or fears return after prayer, declare "It's above me now" and leave the matter in God's hands.

Cultivate a habit of continual thanksgiving throughout the day to crowd out worry and protect your present joy.

Begin each morning with a simple prayer acknowledging that God has given you enough grace and strength for today.

Remember This

You do not need to worry about tomorrow because God has promised to give you enough grace, strength, and provision for today.

A Challenge for You

Know that God has given you enough, and tomorrow when you wake up, begin to thank God and say, "I have enough for today. Thank you, God, for giving me enough for today."

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