This message continues a seven-week series built around the questions that quietly shape our lives.

In Part 2, we wrestle with the second question many of us carry beneath our anxiety: Am I secure?

Using Jesus’ teaching from the Sermon on the Mount, this message reframes worry—not as a lack of faith, but as a sign of how deeply we long for safety and stability.

Jesus isn’t dismissing real needs or practical concerns. Instead, he’s exposing how anxiety grows when security becomes something we hoard rather than something we share. Through reflections on money, health, relationships, eternity, and generosity, this teaching invites us to change our relationship with security—and to imagine a world where those who have security help create ecosystems of safety for those who don’t.

The promise isn’t that tomorrow won’t be hard.

The promise is that we don’t face it alone.