Pastor Jamie Self’s sermon, focusing on Matthew 6:33, explores the connection between anxiety and unbelief. Jesus calls believers to seek the kingdom of God and His righteousness as a remedy for anxiety, emphasizing that our anxieties stem from a lack of trust in God’s provision. The message encourages Christians to “fight for faith” by focusing on God’s promises and recognizing that anxiety is an issue of the heart, not just circumstances. Through this paradigm shift, believers are reminded to support one another in their faith journey, continuously exhorting each other to stay strong in the race of faith.

Discussion Questions:
1. How does Matthew 6:33 challenge our understanding of anxiety and its connection to unbelief?
2. What does it mean to "seek first the kingdom of God" in practical terms, especially when facing anxiety?
3. Pastor Self likens fighting anxiety to clearing mud from a windshield. How can we apply this metaphor to our daily spiritual battles?
4. In what ways can we support fellow believers in their fight for faith, especially when they struggle with fear and anxiety?
5. How does recognizing anxiety as a heart issue rather than a disposition change our approach to overcoming it?

Key Terms and Phrases:
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• Battling unbelief in the Christian life
• Seeking God’s kingdom and righteousness
• Trusting God in difficult times
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• Christian support in overcoming fear
• Spiritual growth and battling fear