Fear or Faith, Your Choice
Picture a tr
ain track with 2 tunnels ahead. One tunnel is a tunnel of fear (False Expectations Appearing Real) and the second tunnel is a tunnel of faith (Fear Aint In This House). The walls inside the tunnel govern our thoughts and the direction our thoughts lead us. Both tunnels lead to somewhere and have significant results that impact our life. Let’s look at a few of the differences.
- Faith leads to freedom and fear leads to bondage.
- Faith leads to mobility and fear leads to paralysis.
- Faith leads to hope and fear leads to despair.
- Faith leads to light at the end of the tunnel and fear leads to darkness.
Where you anchor your thoughts is your choice. I choose faith. How about you?
Fear Aint In This House
Do bad things seem to follow you wherever you go? Scriptures tell of a man who lived in the shadow of his fears and anxieties. His name was Lot and he lived in an environment that was headed for destruction (Sodom and Gomorrah). Through divine assista
nce he had an opportunity to leave his past and move on to something much greater, but his fear (False Expectations Appearing Real) continued to control him as he parked in a pot hole (Zoar). His fear caused him to settle for less. The result was that he had to move again as his anxieties followed him. Our fears keep us on the run and our potential is never realized. Lot eventually made it to the mountain where he was divinely directed but the costs were great. I encourage you to change your residence from fear to faith (Fear Aint In This House). Get to the faith mountain and find a cave with God.
