But even if you should suffer for what is right, you are blessed. āDo not fear their threats; do not be frightened. 1 Peter 3:14
How many of you, like me, suffer from a chronic case of the āwhat ifāsā. Even though I love to travel, until about a year ago the longest distance I had driven is about forty-five minutes away because the āwhat ifāsā would take over. Every time I would start thinking of going someplace that would require driving, my mind would immediately start; āwhat ifā you get lost; āwhat ifā you have an accident; or āwhat ifā your car breaks down? Until I decided that I was not listening the āwhat ifā voices, I didn't
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realize how much I had let the fear of the unknowns hold me back from doing some things I would have loved. I was afraid to take chances because; what if Iām wrong; What if something bad happens ; What ifā¦.. Sometimes I am afraid that we let that carry over into our spiritual life, as well. Have you ever, like me, not defended your Christian faith because āwhat ifā they laugh at me; What if it costs me my job; what ifā¦.. Have you ever not did something you felt God wanted you to do because, what if Iām wrong; what if otherās think Iām stupid; what ifā¦. Fellow Christians, maybe it's time we take chances and trust God for what we donāt know. If God goes before us, we cannot be wrong; listening to the āwhat ifāsā is really a lack of trust in God. For me, I have decided not to listen to the voice of fear. I will take chances and trust God for the āwhat ifāsā
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