The poem encourages submitting to God's will to alleviate anxiety and focusing thoughts on Him instead of worrying, which could be considered a sin. It reminds the reader that God loved us from the beginning to the end, gave his son and two rules to love God and others, and that good things come from self-control.

1. Are you ready for a change?
in Faith, Hope and Love?
Harden not your heart
ask for help from Above.
Submitting to his will
always calms our anxiety
if we know what it means
to have complete piety?
How often when we worry
Do we think of it as sin?
Give more credit to God
Turn your thoughts to him.
He loved us in the beginning,
in the middle and the end,
he gave his son and two rules,
that he asks us not to bend.
Love the lord with all your heart
your mind strength and soul,
and love your neighbor as yourself
good things come from self-control.
by Mike Gate