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Overcoming Fear and Rejection | Lesson 4 | Sharing Your Faith

Have you struggled with the fear of rejection when sharing your faith? You are not alone. In Lesson 4, I uncover powerful truths from my life experience and from the Word of God to help us become bold as a lion!

https://youtu.be/qVXs1OEa0S4?si=3HfCRRdzO8GWsVUa

The Unseen Battle | Lesson 3 | Sharing Your Faith

In Lesson 3, we will cover how this unseen world operates and how to fight the battle through prayer and the Holy Spirit so that we can see many people enter the kingdom of God.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bcJYuq3AXA&t=25s

God's Heart, Our Mission | Lesson 2 | Sharing Your Faith

In Lesson 2 of Sharing Your Faith I cover the importance of understanding and apprehending God's heart for the lost and broken people of the world in order to fulfill the Great Commission.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Uj4GGIXAYk

FUELED BY FAITH

I just added Abraham to my list of favorite Bible characters. That man dropped everything — his family (along with their idols), his country, everything that was safe and familiar to him — for the sake of a promise from Yahweh. How did he come to know God anyway? Scripture doesn’t say. Perhaps in a dream? Maybe God revealed Himself to Abram? However it happened, we can agree that it was probably a glorious encounter that it made Abram decide to leave everything.

His wife Sarai was barren. But God gave them a son. He did the impossible. Then God asked for the one thing that was most precious to Abraham and Sarah: Isaac.

Abraham didn’t even hesitate; he obeyed immediately. “Early the next morning Abraham got up and loaded his donkey. He took with him two of his servants and his son Isaac.” (Genesis 22:3). Who would do such thing? Somebody fueled by faith for sure. Faith in His God. Faith in His promise of a great nation (Genesis 12:1-3).

God wants to bless you and me. But with closed fists we cannot receive what God has for us. We have to let go of our idols; let go of our metaphorical Isaac.

Be fueled by faith.

“Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” (Hebrews 11:1)