Worry is faith in reverse, trusting more in problems than in God’s power. It magnifies what’s wrong instead of exalting the One who can make it right. God didn’t create you to carry burdens, but to cast them on Him.

In Luke 10:38-42, Martha was anxious while Jesus was in her home, but her sister Mary focused on Jesus. Martha’s issue wasn’t the service, but her focus; worry distracted her from finding peace. Like Mary, focusing on Jesus shifts us from anxiety to a sense of assurance. School pressures, friendships, or the future can seem overwhelming, but worry doesn’t change outcomes; faith does.

By giving our concerns to God and trusting in His timing, we find peace that surpasses understanding. Worry fades when revelation rises.