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What if the anxiety driving your decisions isn't about what you lack, but who you trust?

In this week's Bible study and reflection, we unpack the scarcity mentality—that quiet, underlying fear that there won't be enough time, money, success, or provision to go around. We hold a mirror up to Scripture and our own lives to see how fear-driven hoarding ruins today's blessings, examining:

• The Israelites in Exodus 16: How hoarding daily manna out of fear for tomorrow led to spoiled blessings.
• Biblical Case Studies: How figures like Pharaoh, Jacob, Laban, Ahab, and Judas let scarcity thinking distort their relationships and character.
• Modern Parallels: A personal story about pandemic paper towel shortages, corporate layoff fear, and Martin Luther’s famous warning about the "pig at the trough."
• The Antidote: Jesus' radical instructions to His disciples in Matthew 10 and Luke 10 to travel light, step out without safety nets, and rest in the Father’s faithful provision.

Key Scripture References: Exodus 16:19–20, Matthew 6:25–34, Matthew 10:9–10, Luke 12:15–31, Luke 22:35, Proverbs 11:24–25

Stop reacting out of panic and learn how to trade a clenched fist for an open palm. Listen in, open your Bible, and reflect with us!

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