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Faith vs. Fear

Faith vs. Fear

Rick Donlon, MD

Rick Donlon, MD

Apr 17, 2017

The command "fear not" or "be not afraid" occurs more than a hundred times in the Bible, including many times from the mouth of Jesus. The fear of the LORD is healthy, but our Enemy uses fear as a principal weapons to hinder Christian obedience and fruitfulness. Courage is not the absence of fear, but boldness to proceed in obedience despite fear--because of faith in the Person and promises of God.

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Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses

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Counseling & Behavioral Health

Dental Assistant

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Church Planting

Economic Development

Justice & Mercy

Orphans & Vulnerable Children

Persecuted Church

Unreached People Groups

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