Text: Matthew 6:25–34 Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes sat one day, distressed. His wife wrote him a note and left it in his study. It read: “You have suffered through many troubles in life—most of which have never happened.” Regardless of who we are, we all deal with the problem of worry. Worry can be defined as “an anxious, troubled or fearful state of mind.” Someone has said that worry is thinking with our emotions. Worriers experience the phenomenon of the “racing mind,” characterized by an endless