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Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.”
— Matthew 6:34
Tomorrow can wait.
The things that haven't happened yet.
The decisions you haven't made yet.
The problems you haven't solved yet.
They don't belong to today.
In Matthew 6, Jesus reminds us again and again that our Father already knows what we need. And then He gives us this beautifully practical instruction:
Do not worry about tomorrow.
Do Not Worry About Tomorrow was created to capture what that kind of trust might feel like.
Morning light pouring through open doors. Curtains caught in the breeze. An unmade bed. The sea somewhere just beyond the window.
Nothing to accomplish in this moment.
Just today.
With its sun-washed Mediterranean setting, rumpled linen, creamy neutrals, faded blue and vintage film texture, this piece was designed to feel like a photograph from a slow summer morning—and a quiet reminder from Jesus hidden within it.
For the mornings when your mind wakes up before you do.
For the nights when you're already living tomorrow.
For all the moments you're carrying something that hasn't happened yet:
You only have to live today.
Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.”
— Matthew 6:34
Tomorrow can wait.
The things that haven't happened yet.
The decisions you haven't made yet.
The problems you haven't solved yet.
They don't belong to today.
In Matthew 6, Jesus reminds us again and again that our Father already knows what we need. And then He gives us this beautifully practical instruction:
Do not worry about tomorrow.
Do Not Worry About Tomorrow was created to capture what that kind of trust might feel like.
Morning light pouring through open doors. Curtains caught in the breeze. An unmade bed. The sea somewhere just beyond the window.
Nothing to accomplish in this moment.
Just today.
With its sun-washed Mediterranean setting, rumpled linen, creamy neutrals, faded blue and vintage film texture, this piece was designed to feel like a photograph from a slow summer morning—and a quiet reminder from Jesus hidden within it.
For the mornings when your mind wakes up before you do.
For the nights when you're already living tomorrow.
For all the moments you're carrying something that hasn't happened yet:
You only have to live today.