Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.

Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.

It doesn’t matter what country you are living in, what language you speak, or what you look like. God is for everyone. He may not solve your cares right away, or the way that you think they should be solved. Worrying will get you no where; just try really hard not to worry. Cast your cares on God means to let it go, put it on him and let him solve your problems. Do the best you can to get through every day; do the right thing, be a good person, work hard, play hard. But know that God is out there waiting for us to ask for his help. Ask him to help you with your worries, and to help you find the right things to do and say when you are facing a tough situation.

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