A Little Courage Beats A Lot Of Fear

Fear can be your worst enemy. Don't let it hold you back!  When you feel nervous about something, do it anyway because that is the only way to conquer your fears!

It's OK to take a moment and let yourself feel the normal emotions of life. Sometimes it's okay to cry, laugh, or worry. It's also okay to curl up with a good book or pick up a hobby you once loved but have forgotten about.

Take a deep breath and look around you. It’s like God has been preparing you for this moment for a long time. He is bringing all sorts of people, situations, and lessons into your life right now so that you can grow and gain what it takes to be prepared for whatever is next.

But God, after all, is a good God. And He doesn't give up on us! We just have to have faith that He will do what is best for us… even if it looks different than what we thought.

When you're faced with difficult circumstances, face them with courage. Courage is one of the most important qualities you can possess. It's a quality that helps you face whatever life throws your way, regardless of what happens.

Ephesian 6:10 tells us to “Be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. 

When we are faced with difficult times, it's easier to be afraid than to be courageous. It can be counter-productive to react in fear–but courage is not a natural reaction. As we continue to trust God and remember that He always has our best interests in mind, we will find the courage we need.

When you're faced with difficult circumstances, I'm surrounded by God's love and I am not alone 

Hebrews 13:5 says “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” 

One of the most amazing things about God is that he is always there for us, even in the darkest moments of our lives. When we feel lost, alone, or overwhelmed, he is there to comfort us and guide us through our struggles. He promises to never leave us or forsake us, and his love for us is unchanging and everlasting. When we trust in him, we can find peace and hope in the midst of our trials.

So no matter what you are going through today, remember that God is right and good. Trust in his love and faithfulness, and know that he is with you every step of the way. With God on your side, there is nothing you can't overcome.

When you're faced with difficult circumstances, remember the power of prayer and seeking God’s guidance.

Life is full of decisions, and sometimes, we can feel overwhelmed and discouraged when it comes to making them. Whether it’s deciding which job to take, where to live, or who to marry, it’s important not to let fear or discouragement dictate our choices. Instead, we should turn to prayer and seek God’s wisdom and guidance.

When we’re feeling discouraged or fearful, it can be tempting to make quick decisions that might not be the best for us in the long run. However, by taking the time to pray and seek God’s guidance, we can make decisions that align with His will for our lives. This doesn’t mean that every decision we make will be easy or without challenges, but it does mean that we’ll have the peace of mind knowing that we’ve sought God’s will and made the best decision possible.

Prayer is a powerful tool that can help us overcome our fears and doubts. When we’re feeling uncertain about a decision, we can turn to God in prayer and ask for His guidance. By doing so, we open ourselves up to His wisdom and insight, which can help us make informed decisions that are in line with His plan for our lives.

Seeking God’s guidance also means being open to His answers, even if they’re not what we want to hear. Sometimes, God’s answer might be “no” or “not yet,” but we can trust that He has our best interests at heart and that He knows what’s best for us.

In conclusion, when faced with major decisions, it’s important not to let discouragement or fear guide our choices. Instead, we should turn to prayer and seek God’s wisdom and guidance. By doing so, we can make informed decisions that align with His will for our lives and have the peace of mind knowing that we’re making the best choice possible.