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Joyce Meyer on Releasing Worry to God - Pentecostal (1 Peter 5:7)

Source: Joyce Meyer50 words

"Stop carrying what God wants to carry for you! Cast—release, let go, throw off—your anxiety! He CARES for you! Worry is not your job; trust is. Every time anxiety rises, cast it again. God's shoulders are big enough. Let go and let God!" — Joyce Meyer. Pentecostal: releasing to God.

Topics & Themes

releaselet gostop carryingtrustlet go let God

Scripture References

1 Peter 5:7

Emotional Tone

hopetrustencouragement

Audience

adults

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