Discipleship/The message

The end of Mat:6 The Lord is telling us to calm down and stop worrying because there is nothing that you can do with worrying. I hope I can find a way to take this counsel.

I really appreciate the temptations of Satan for the Lord and how the very same temptations apply to us even today. I love how the Savior's method of repelling each temptation is to cleave to scriptures and exercise godly self discipline in doing so.

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