Title:
What If Worry Is Really a Trust Problem? | Luke 12
Description:
What happens when you’re constantly thinking about money, your future, what you don’t have—or how to hold on to what you already have?
In this episode of Between Sermons, Ti’heasha Beasley, Pastor Brent McQuay, and Tiffany Hines unpack Luke 12 and have an honest conversation about greed, worry, generosity, contentment, anxiety, and learning to trust God with what comes next.
Jesus tells the story of a wealthy man who keeps building bigger barns, convinced that more possessions will finally give him security. But the conversation reveals that greed isn’t only about having too much. Worry can come from the same place—when money, resources, relationships, success, or the future become the things we depend on to feel safe.
They also talk about doing a personal “barn audit,” recognizing what you may be holding onto too tightly, the difference between wise planning and putting your trust in your plans, biblical generosity, and what to do when your mind keeps spiraling into “what if?”
Because worry may feel productive—but it doesn’t actually solve the future.
Sometimes the better question is not, “What if everything goes wrong?” but “Even if it does, can I still trust that God knows what I need?”
This episode challenges us to examine where our heart really is, what we’re preaching to ourselves, and whether we truly believe that our Father knows what comes next.
💬 Join the conversation: What is one area of your future you’re learning to trust God with?
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