FAITH CAPSULE: Are you worried about the life challenges of life?

Psalm 34, 123, 

Worrying is not of God, but challenges provoke worrying.
Get to know God, consider not how long your challenges resist, persist, but God shall deliver in it all.
Mark it that it is not how long your challenges persist or resist but how far God has brought you.
Worrying is the evidence of doubt, the weapon used by the devil to contaminate or terminate the testimony of a believer of God.
Jesus warns in Matthew 6:25, “Do not worry about your life…”
Are you worrying for any reason despite the warning against not worrying?
Did you create yourself?
No one creates the self. 
If you believe, let the creator take charge of all that pertains to life. 
Jesus said, do not worry about YOUR LIFE.
Worrying is the spirit against God.
Worrying is the way of calling God a liar, looking away from God to live life with no regard for God.
A worrying believer worshiping God is like one that directs one eye away from God to the world while keeping the second eye up to God.
Without a doubt, no soul can keep an eye on a different source of solution at the same time to overcome the solution.
Always know to be keeping eyes up to God alone. 
The Psalmist encourages in Psalm 123:1, “Unto You, I lift up my eyes, O You who dwell in the heavens.”
Ask to be enabled to look up to God always.
Worrying instead of worshipping God does not change challenges for the better. 
Worrying in the place of worshipping shall be a force that will sink faith for worried one to become disconnected from God.
Worrying is not worshiping God.
Not worshipping God is not seeking God.
Not seeking God is taking a position not to see God in His word.
Worrying is a spirit that is not of God but to have a position in the life of a believer to become denied, delayed, for destruction.
To be worrying is taking a distance from God.
With distance from God, one will become occupied by worrying.
Where worrying settles, it builds up to fear.
Knowing to wait on God cannot become a victim of worrying.
David could wait on not become a victim of worrying.
Psalm 23:4 testifies, “Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me.”
One with fear encased in worrying will make the wrong decision and could be running in the place of walking or walking instead of running.
David walked in the valley of death as worrying could not activate fear.
As David could not become a victim of worrying in the valley of the shadow of death is no excuse for anyone with or without the title before God not to become a victim of worrying.
Before God, ask that all the spirit that is not of God, that is of worrying, be converted for you to be worshipping God.
Worship but not worry!

Prayer for today: Ask for the strength and character to be worshipping God.