Anxiety often strikes when we feel overwhelmed by what might happen tomorrow or by pressures we cannot control today. Jesus speaks directly into this struggle, urging us not to be consumed with worry about our needs, our future, or the uncertainties of life. Instead, He points us to God’s faithfulness—the God who clothes the lilies of the field and feeds the birds of the air will surely care for us, His children. Anxiety thrives on “what ifs,” but peace grows when we fix our eyes on God’s “what is”: His presence, His provision, and His promises. When anxiety attacks, Jesus calls us back to trust—seeking first His kingdom and resting in the assurance that our Father knows exactly what we need.