JEFF TURNER
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells his followers not to be anxious about food, drink, or clothing, assuring them in Matthew 6:32 that their heavenly Father knows their needs. This promise reflects God’s care for his people, but it does not mean that no believer has ever suffered hunger or exposure.
God’s provision is a general truth seen throughout Scripture. He meets the needs of those who belong to him, yet there have been situations where Christians have faced extreme hardship. These exceptions do not cancel the promise but remind us that God defines and fulfills our needs according to his wisdom.
Jesus also gives the condition for living in this assurance. One must seek first God’s kingdom and righteousness. When believers focus on his purposes and glory, they can rest in the confidence that he will provide what is truly necessary for their lives.
But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be provided to you.
Matthew 6:33
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