Fear

Your past pain doesn't disqualify you. Jephthah's story shows God uses broken people and calls us to trust His grace, not bargain with Him out of fear.

A new legacy of healing can start with you. Let Jesus redeem your inherited wounds, break painful cycles, and rewrite your story, turning your past into freedom.

Drawing from Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 18, Louie Giglio challenges us to examine where our faith may be wavering and inspires us to go all in.

Struggling with depression and asking where God is? Find hope and God's presence through community, professional help, and promises in the Bible.

Discover how God's justice brings hope, not fear. It's a compassionate movement toward restoration for the oppressed, perfectly shown in the cross where justice and mercy meet.

What do you reach for when life leaves you empty? In this message, Grant Partrick looks at Psalm 63 to show that even in the wilderness, true satisfaction is found in a desperate faith that seeks, treasures, and trusts God above everything else.

Explore the biblical solution to fear. Learn how replacing fear of the world with the fear of God can change your perspective and bring peace in difficult circumstances.

Discover how biblical principles of generosity lead to true financial freedom, purpose, and lasting peace.

Discover the transformative power of forgiveness through Bible stories in this devotional, guiding you towards personal healing and Christlike grace.

In the face of fear, threat, or pain, prayer is the most powerful response we could have. Through studying Acts 4:23-31, Jonathan Pickens reminds us that when we’re captivated by how astonishing God is, we can pray boldly, trust fully, and live courageously.

Pastor Ben Stuart delves deep into a Psalm that was integral to the early Church. Join us as we look at Psalm 2 and discover what we can do when we feel out of control.

When you face challenging circumstances, is your immediate response to pray for comfort and safety? In this talk from Luke Walker, we see that in Acts 4:23-31, Peter and John prayed for boldness rather than escape when imprisoned, encouraging us to do the same when we're struggling.