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A Christian's Public Life
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- Stott speaks on Matthew 6:19-34. He contrasts our selfish ambition in the world with noble ambition. He explores the illustration of the blind and the sighted. Stott then looks at the contrast of seeking material and earthly things against God's righteousness. He stresses that faith and means are not in conflict. Stott shows that anxiety is incompatible with common sense and faith, and that we can trust God instead. He warns against thinking that we will only receive good from God. C 225 STO
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