Welcome to Episode 14 of The Sermon—a message for every overthinker, late-night worrier, and to-do list maker. In this week’s teaching from Matthew 6:25–34, Pastor Sarah Lowenberg shares Lessons from the Wildflowers, a beautifully honest and encouraging look at Jesus’ call to stop worrying and start trusting. Through humor, vulnerability, and relatable stories (yes, even a mental grocery list mid-prayer), Pastor Sarah reminds us that our worry competes with trust; it drains our energy, distorts our priorities, and dulls our witness.
Instead of a list of stress-reducing tips, Jesus points us to the birds and the wildflowers—living sermons of simplicity and trust. In this message, you’re invited to slow down, breathe deep, and rediscover the peace that comes from knowing your heavenly Father sees you, knows your needs, and invites you to let go. If your heart has been carrying a heavy load, this one’s for you.
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