Are You Walking In The Bondage Of Fear Where You Are Anticipating Bad Things Happening In Your Life or Are You Free and Letting Your Hope and Expectation Be In God?

Are you still walking in bondage?  When you are in bondage, you are under subjection to a force, power, or influence.   Fear is bondage.   Fear is an emotional experience that is based on an "anticipation" of harm.   When you anticipate harm, you are expecting it to happen.   We have to understand that whatever our hope and our expectation is in, is what will rule our behaviors and emotions.    Walking in fear is walking in bondage.   

It is only when our hope and expectation is in the Lord, that we can truly be free from the bondage of fear.    For God has said in His Word for us to fear not.    He told us that He has not given us a spirit of fear.   Therefore, we know and understand that the root of fear does not come from Him.   He said that there is no fear in love and I John 4:8 tells us that He is love.    He is set us free in every area of our lives.   We just have to make sure that our hope and expectation is always rooted in Him.  So that when and if fear comes, we can immediately dismiss it based on our knowledge of the fact that it did not come from God.  For He has told us to cast down all things that exalt itself against the knowledge of who He is.
  

Worship For Today ...

"Spirit Break Out"

Ministered By Kim Walker-Smith

Are You Allowing The Bad Times To Overrule The Good? It's Time To Use Your Trials As A Point Of Remembrance ...

Life as we know it.    In life we have had some good times and some bad times and it is our experiences that fueling our faith.    The problem is, in many cases we allow the bad times to overrule the good.   Because of the intensity of the pain that some of our situations have caused us, we tend to remember more the hurt and allow that hurt to override the good.

It's time we switch.   It's time for us to stop being ruled by the pain and to start remembering all the good that God has done in our lives.   We have to realize that  what God has done, He can and will still do if necessary.   His power has not disappeared or diminished.    We have to use our trials as a point of remembrance.  A point where we stop to remember what God has done.

Stop allowing the pain of your present to cause you to forget all the victories of you past.   Take time to remember what God has done and know without doubt that He will do it again.   

Worship For Today ...

"Encore"

Ministered By James Fortune & FIYA