In our culture today, worrying has become a relatively minor sin, or, as Jerry Bridges would call it, a "respectable sin". Saying, "I am a worrier" sounds less offensive than, "I am a cheater" or, "I am a liar." "Everyone worries" is a common argument. In fact, many people (Christians or otherwise) would not consider worrying to be a sin at all. The truth is that worrying belittles God. Essentially, it is saying to God that we do not trust Him to take care of our future and that we do not believe him to be enough for our present. (Continue reading here.)
