Jesus I Have My Doubts – Week 5 | Fear

You’re carrying practical fears—fear of loss, fear of the unknown, the habit of letting worry become a kind of friend that gives you a false sense of control. This sermon names that tension plainly: our brains are wired to protect us, but protection can calcify into anxiety, and faith can feel like a demand to “let go” when letting go is the hardest thing to do. The message walks through how fear works in our minds and how the ancient words of a psalm reshape the way we focus. Rather than shaming self-reliance, it points to a different posture: gaze toward what is true, wait with steadiness, and surrender control so courage grows from trust, not grit. Expect honest admission of doubt, concrete images to hold when panic flares, and an invitation to practice a surprising kind of bravery that looks like release and attention to a different story about the future.