Fear has a way of showing up uninvited — but so does God. Discover how faith in His Word can silence the loudest fears and anchor your heart in His perfect peace.
When Fear Knocks on Your Door: How Faith Answers
A collection of spiritual topics, digests, and biblical teachings to help further your Christian growth
Fear has a way of showing up uninvited — but so does God. Discover how faith in His Word can silence the loudest fears and anchor your heart in His perfect peace.
We’ve all had moments where life didn’t go the way we planned — but what if God’s plan was always better than ours? Let’s explore what it truly means to trust Him with our whole heart.
In a world that never seems to slow down, anxiety can feel like a constant companion — but Scripture points us to a peace that goes far deeper than our circumstances. Let’s explore what it truly means to find rest in Christ.
Epicurus, the Greek philosopher wrote, “Death does not concern us, because as long as we exist, death is not here. And once it does come, we no longer exist.” Epicurus believed that the fear of death robbed humanity of experiencing true happiness. According to Epicurus, if mankind could accept death as the end of being, then we could find happiness …
Several years ago I watched an episode of Xena, The Warrior Princess and at the final scene of the particular episode, Xena and Gabrielle arrive at a lake. Turning to Gabrielle, Xena said, “See how calm the surface of the water is?…That was me once.” Xena then throws a rock into the lake, both looking at the ripples that formed …
In 1 Timothy 1:3-11, the fundamental principle that the law is for the lawless applies to every kind of law. For example, the reason we need speed limits is that there are so many reckless drivers on the road. The reason we need boundaries and fences is that it is the only way to prevent unlawful trespass. And the reason …
Worry is as inconsistent with common sense as it is with Christian faith. In Matthew 6:34 Jesus mentions both today and tomorrow. All worry is about tomorrow, whether about food or clothing or anything else; but all worry is experienced today. Whenever we are anxious, we are upset in the present about some event which may happen in the future. …