No matter how much money we make or how much stuff we have it can seem like it’s never enough. But where does our anxiety about not having enough ultimately get us? Ultimately, Jesus tells us we should not worry, but is it that easy? How can we live a life with less fear about what we don't have?
Thanatophobia • Platte County
April 22, 2018 • Kayla Meredith
It has been said that all that is certain is death and taxes. Although we know death to be inevitable and a regular part of life, many of us still fear its role in life. How does the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus change that? How do we live with assurance that not even death is the end?
Xenophobia • Gladstone
April 22, 2018 • Adam Mustoe
A pitch black room. A dark alley. The first day at a new school. We fear these things because of the unknown. It has been said that what we do not understand we worship or fear. When this fear is aimed at people it is called "Xenophobia" fear of that which is foreign or strange. How wide to we draw our circle, and how would Jesus have us treat people outside of it?
Thanatophobia • North Oak
April 15, 2018 • Kayla Meredith
It has been said that all that is certain is death and taxes. Although we know death to be inevitable and a regular part of life, many of us still fear its role in life. How does the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus change that? How do we live with assurance that not even death is the end?
Xenophobia • Platte County
April 15, 2018 • Bryan Rezen
A pitch black room. A dark alley. The first day at a new school. We fear these things because of the unknown. It has been said that what we do not understand we worship or fear. When this fear is aimed at people it is called "Xenophobia" fear of that which is foreign or strange. How wide to we draw our circle, and how would Jesus have us treat people outside of it?
Peniaphobia • Gladstone
April 15, 2018 • Mark Sheets
It has been said that all that is certain is death and taxes. Although we know death to be inevitable and a regular part of life, many of us still fear its role in life. How does the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus change that? How do we live with assurance that not even death is the end?
Xenophobia • North Oak
April 8, 2018 • Adam Mustoe
A pitch black room. A dark alley. The first day at a new school. We fear these things because of the unknown. It has been said that what we do not understand we worship or fear. When this fear is aimed at people it is called "Xenophobia" fear of that which is foreign or strange. How wide to we draw our circle, and how would Jesus have us treat people outside of it?
Peniaphobia • Platte County
April 8, 2018 • Mark Sheets
No matter how much money we make or how much stuff we have it can seem like it’s never enough. But where does our anxiety about not having enough ultimately get us? Ultimately, Jesus tells us we should not worry, but is it that easy? How can we live a life with less fear about what we don't have?
Thanatophobia • Gladstone
April 8, 2018 • Kayla Meredith
It has been said that all that is certain is death and taxes. Although we know death to be inevitable and a regular part of life, many of us still fear its role in life. How does the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus change that? How do we live with assurance that not even death is the end?
Fear Bumper
It starts when we were just little kids: afraid of the dark, afraid of monsters, or afraid of animals or strangers. As we grow, we fear different things. Jesus’ most repeated command in the New Testament is “do not fear." How can we have the capacity to be brave when we’re afraid?
