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Dear friends,

“Do not fret because of those who are evil,” David writes in Psalm 37. Three times in these verses, he repeats the command: stop worrying.

The wicked may look successful for a season, but they are like grass that withers overnight. Their triumph is temporary.

Think of it like a little boy struggling down the sidewalk with an enormous suitcase. He is red-faced, stumbling, and frustrated. His father walks beside him and simply says, “Give it to me.” The boy hesitates, then hands over the heavy load. Suddenly, he’s free–walking lightly, even skipping.

That is what David invites us to do. Roll your worries, your anger, your envy onto the Lord. Trust Him, delight in Him, commit your way to Him, and be still. When we hand over the heavy suitcase of anxiety, God carries what we cannot. The righteous may stumble, but the Lord upholds them with His hand.

Today, stop fretting. Hand the burden over. The One who holds the future is strong enough to carry it–and you.

In Christ’s love,

Pastor Randy 

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April 12, 2026 

Old Testament: Psalm 37:1-19

New Testament: Philippians 4:6-7

SERMON: “Do Not Fret: Finding Rest in God’s Promises”

QUOTES OF THE WEEK

“Fretting is a sin against the gospel. It is a kind of practical atheism that says, ‘God cannot or will not take care of me.’ The soul that quietly trusts in the Lord, committing all to him and waiting patiently, will find that God is enough.” –Jeremiah Burroughs