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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2026 · 4 MIN

Scared to Talk About Jesus? How to Get Fearless, Brokenhearted Boldness

from Daily Hope with Pastor John S. Dickerson · host John S. Dickerson

Scared to talk about Jesus with someone you love? You're not alone — even the apostle Paul needed courage to share his faith. In today's Daily Hope, Pastor John S. Dickerson unpacks a revival practice he calls brokenhearted boldness: first letting God break our hearts for the people around us who don't yet know Jesus, then asking Him for the courage to actually speak up. Pulling from Ephesians 6, where Paul asks for prayer that words would be given him so he could fearlessly make known the gospel, this message is a reminder that emotion without action is just emotionalism — and that real boldness starts with a broken heart, not a script. If you've ever frozen up before a conversation about faith, or felt too intimidated to invite someone to church, this one's for you. What's one person God is putting on your heart today? Text "DAILY" to 71093 to receive Daily Hope videos sent to your phone every day. Download the CP+ Spiritual Fitness App for more. More resources: https://www.connectionpointe.org/revival/

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