Luke 12:22–34—Outline not available.

Other References

• Hendrickson’s Commentary on Luke
• Hymn: Cheer Up Ye Saints of God

Take Home Points

• Don’t equate your circumstance with your value.
• God knows your need and will provide.
• Worry takes away your life.
• Freedom brings uncertainty, but worry is self-inflicted.

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Outline—Matthew 6:25–34

1. Carnal thinking promotes worry (vv. 25–27)
2. Spiritual thinking answers worry (vv. 28–30)
3. There are marks of spiritual thinking (vv. 31–34)

Alternate Outline Based on Worry

1. Worry is ungrateful (v. 25)
2. Worry is unreasonable (v. 26)
3. Worry is unavailing (vv. 27–30)
4. Worry is uncivilized (vv. 31–33)
5. Worry is unnecessary (v. 34)

Take Home Point

• Whom will you serve—God or worry?

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Outline—Matthew 6:19–24

1. There are two treasures (vv. 19–20)
2. But only one wealth (vv. 21)
3. There are two visions (vv. 22–23)
4. But only one master (vv. 24)

Related Scriptures

• 1 Timothy
• 2 Corinthians

Take Home Points

• Worry is the paycheck of unbelief (Christians do not need to worry).
• Store Your Treasures in Heaven:
  • Earthly things are transient, heavenly things are eterna.l
  • Where your treasure is, so is your heart.
  • Heavenly treasure brings security on earth.
  • Put God first, and He will take care of the rest.

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