Quote by John Hagee
“Worry To worry is to fret or torment yourself with disturbing thoughts. A wise person once said, “Most of the problems I’ve had in life never happened.” Is the emotion of anxiety consuming you? Is it attacking someone in your family? Do you dwell on “what will happen if” more than you abide in God’s Word and promises of divine provision? “Worry is a thin stream of fear trickling through the mind. If encouraged, it cuts a channel into which all other thoughts are drained.”3 Ultimately, worry is faith in fear and not in God! We all experience various trials in this life. It’s normal to be concerned about the crisis you or a member of your family may be facing. But excessively worrying about a situation will not change it; only by taking your concerns to the Lord in prayer and leaving them at the altar can your outcome be different.”
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Pastor John Hagee is the founder and Senior Pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a nondenominational, evangelical church with more than 19,000 active members.
He is also the founder of John Hagee Ministries which broadcast the Gospel in America and over 200 countries around the globe through radio and television.
After actively supporting Israel and the Jewish people for more than 28 years, Pastor Hagee recently established Christians United for Israel, which provides a national association through which every pro--Israel church, para-church organization, ministry or individual in America can speak and act with one voice in support of Israel in matters related to biblical issues. Over 146,000 members are currently part of Christians United for Israel.
He has authored 25 major books ranging in topics from prophecy, marriage, family, biblical business principles and Israel. His most current writings are Financial Armageddon and Life's Challenges-Your Opportunities published by Strang Publications.
Pastor Hagee and his wife Diana have five married children and eight grandchildren.