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Intro
“Fear can keep you up all night, but faith makes one fine pillow.”—Philip
Gulley
True or False: Fear is part of everyone’s journey?
True
Natural response to threatening situations, and can be lifesaving.
What are the two sides of fear?
Positive/Negative
What would be an example of each?
The enemy tries to use intimidation and threats
Sometimes those messages come in unsuspecting/unforeseen ways —we fall apart and undone by gripping fear.
Messages: power of evil; our inadequacy/vulnerability; lies
about what he can do; plants doubts about what God can/will
What iFs
All the enemy’s words are —attempts to intimidate
How should we respond?
Turn away from the enemy and look at Jesus.
Confidence—lies in God’s strength — not our own
God is always bigger than our storm.
we conquer our fears and the threats of the enemy by pressing in closer to Jesus and hearing what He says about our dilemma.
READ pg 107
Give background story for Kay Burnett
**Example of Moses standing before Pharoah giving his demand
God assures and encourages us that He is big enough
Deciding Factor: whether we love God more than we love safe shores and familiar places
Prayer: Never choose safe over obedient NEVER choose
comfortable over challenging
Has God ever given you an assignment that felt too big for you?
What fears did you experience?
How is being grounded in God’s Word necessary to overcome doubts and fears?
What is your default response when fear arises?
How would you like God to help you respond?
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