"Fear" has the potential to triumph over bringing Love to the forefront.
When fear prevails, standing on the front lines of change
has to -- wait; while courage, takes a back seat.
Courage,
confidence and having a character of making a difference are forerunners toward -- "Self Actualization and Oneness" being realized.
"Fear" tends to keep people barricaded in comfort zones; giving them the
illusion that the barricade is a safe haven that can be justified. Until something
occurs to disrupt the comfort zone, fear will
always reign victorious.
Standing against
injustices that hinder God-given potential and
Human rights from prevailing, voices
the slogan “fear doesn’t live here.”
Granted we all
experience a degree of fear in the face of overcoming
a challenge; however, the key is to defeat the voice of fear and send it on its way so that a higher form of being can come to the forefront!
God didn’t give
us a spirit of fear, God gave us a spirit of power and
Love. It is by the spirit that God has given us that we can cast down the voice
of fear and bring Love to the forefront!
Please click on
the link below to learn how to overcome fear by
the spirit of God!!
Fear
Picture by Gustavo Rezende
Is fear keeping you from becoming all that you can
become?
Is it holding up
your spiritual progress?
Written by Betty Alark
Very good advice! I always told my kids..."No Fear!" Thanks for visiting my blog. You made my day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Roberta! I'm pleased to have made your day!!
DeleteKeep pouring out the wisdom!!
People say I'm fearless, but I'm not! I'm filled with fear all the time! But for some reason, I do things anyway ... sometimes I wonder why, but then I'm never sorry after ... Allowing fear to rule will lead to a unlived life, I believe.
ReplyDeletePlease take off that part where we have to enter a code. You could do comment moderation instead.
I wasn't aware that you had to enter a code. I thought I had taken care of that before the challenge. I must had had the intention of doing it and forgot. Thank you Melissa for the reminder!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comments!
I turned it off. Would you come back and let me know if it is infact off? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteFacing fear can be one of the most daunting yet rewarding things we do. What a positive & inspiring post!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Susan! Appreciate your comments and complement!
DeleteEnjoy the challenge!
Fear is a big thing for me. I'm afraid of a lot of things. Great post though. You raise some thought provoking ideas.
ReplyDeleteReally appreciaite the comments, Clarissa!
Deletefear does keep me from many things--if it is something i am meant to do, then i must rely on the "perfect love" of Jesus, only His love can cast out all fear---great post!
ReplyDeleteAmen Lynn!
ReplyDeleteThanks for responding! Great comments!
I remember reading somewhere once that FEAR stood for Fantasy Expectations Appearing Real -
ReplyDeleteWell that's a new one; haven't heard that one before.
DeleteInteresting comment, Ida!
Fear can be so crippling. God really does triumph over all.
ReplyDeleteYes and Yes!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments Lynda!
Hi Betty, thank you for posting comment at our page, and thus brought me to yours. Lovely posts you have here. As for fear, we all have them aren't we? Big and small, lurking under the beds or in the closets. My son and I share the same fear, of flying, and I told my son, we die anyway no matter what we do. So we continue on flying and prying too, to thank God, for the courage we are always given when needed. Ameen.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! I so enjoy food!
ReplyDeleteyes it is true we do all have fears. I'm so glad that you and your son push through them and not let them stop you from enjoying your life! Enjoy the flying!