When we worry, we often focus solely on our own ability to control a situation, unintentionally removing Jesus from the equation. Worry stems from fear and uncertainty, making us rely on our limited understanding rather than trusting in His divine wisdom and providence. However, Scripture reminds us to "cast all your anxieties on Him, because He cares for you" (1 Peter 5:7). To include Jesus in our struggles, we must intentionally turn to prayer, surrendering our concerns to Him, and seeking His guidance. At the same time, we remember that "God helps those who help themselves"—meaning that trust in Him does not mean passivity. We are called to take faithful action, using the wisdom, talents, and opportunities He provides while relying on His strength rather than our own. Reading Scripture, recalling His past faithfulness, and practicing gratitude can help reframe our mindset from anxiety to trust. By consciously choosing faith over fear and taking purposeful steps forward, we acknowledge that Jesus is always present, working for our good, even when we cannot see the full picture.