Podcasts about fearful world

07/14/2024 - Stephen Crotts - At Peace in a Fearful World (Psalm 27) by Faith Community Church of South Boston, VA

What does it mean to be a “fearless” leader in today's world? On today's episode of the AVAIL podcast, Tracey Mitchell delves into the heart of her book, Fearless: Wildly Optimistic in a Worry-Filled World—an uplifting call to alchemize fear-fueled leadership into optimistic leadership. Whether you're a budding leader or a seasoned veteran, you're called to lead fearlessly!

EVEN IN OUR WEAKNESS, MAYBE EVEN BECAUSE OF IT, WE BECOME CREDIBLE WITNESSES OF SAVING NEWS IN THIS FRANTIC, FEARFUL WORLD.” SALLY BROWN; PRINCETON SEMINARY

December 11, 2022 – Message from Pastor Josh Bevan             Main Scripture Passage:  Matthew 6:25-34             Topic: Worry             Download SCRIPTURE REFERENCE

A new MP3 sermon from Immanuel URC of DeMotte is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Living with Joyful Confidence in a Fearful World Speaker: Rev. Ted Gray Broadcaster: Immanuel URC of DeMotte Event: Sunday Service Date: 9/18/2022 Bible: Habakkuk 3:1-19 Length: 39 min.

Habakkuk found peace through prayer as he reflected on God's mighty deeds in history and His faithfulness to His people. The same peace is ours because in the Scriptures and prayer we find peace that surpasses understanding through Christ- -Philippians 4-6-7- who gives us His peace in a troubled and turbulent world -John 16-33- -- Pastor Ted Gray

Habakkuk found peace through prayer as he reflected on God's mighty deeds in history and His faithfulness to His people. The same peace is ours because in the Scriptures and prayer we find peace that surpasses understanding through Christ- -Philippians 4-6-7- who gives us His peace in a troubled and turbulent world -John 16-33- -- Pastor Ted Gray

Join me as I reflect on my initial sense of un-ease on my first evening in Marrakesh, discover how this links to the nervous system and what we can do to manage this response when it's not required. In this episode find out:⭐️ The bodies physiological response to my feeling of un-ease⭐️ How taking a step back and re-centring helped me gain some perspective⭐️ Some of the kind and wonderful things I saw⭐️ How feeling safe is a fundamental need in western and eastern models⭐️ 5 Tips to help you to feel calmer and safer⭐️ Develop your understanding of the nervous system

In this episode, Joel takes a look at the world-renowned worship song, "Shout To The Lord", released in 1993 and written by Darlene Zscheche.  This song has been sung by millions and millions over all the years and still today. This song was even sung on American Idol at the height of its popularity! Take a listen and support the podcast through the links below. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theologyofmusic/  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu9Yg11BfPKTODM98Hi6TfASupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theologyofmusic)

Pastor Kyle wraps up this sermon series with an encouraging message reminding us to find our worth in Christ, instead of what the world says our value is (or isn't).God decided in advance to adopt us into his own family by bringing us to himself through Jesus Christ. This is what he wanted to do, and it gave him great pleasure.-Ephesians 1:5

Pastor Kyle continues our series "A Fearful World Rejoices" this week. We spend some time in Matthew 1 reviewing the story of Mary and Joseph's incredible faith and trust in God.Click here to follow along to the message with notes from the YouVersion Bible app.

Rev. Clover Reuter Beal

Pastor Kent leads us into a new Christmas series on fear titled "A Fearful World Rejoices". Click here to follow along with us on the YouVersion Bible app.

Dr. Everett Piper || Take Courage In A Fearful World

The book of Psalms is essentially a prayer-book within the Bible. The Psalms are prayers, expressing a wide range of feelings, longings, hopes, and praises. Each week, our preaching team will offer an in-depth study of a particular Psalm and then lead us in praying the Psalm – by walking through the Psalm's verses, allowing the Biblical phrases to shape and guide our personal prayers. We look forward to building a reservoir of Psalms that can enrich our spiritual life.

Further Scripture References--- Habakkuk 1-2-4-- Philippians 4-6-7-- John 16-33

So many questions. Why is this happening? Who do can we call? What can we do? Is this legal? How can we help? What is DACA?   On Friday, July 17, 2021, a federal judge in southern Texas ordered the Biden administration to cease approving new DACA applications. The order declared that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA, was “created in violation of the law and whose existence violates the law.”   This order creates a significant impact affecting tens of thousands of young immigrants.   Let's back up. After reviewing a lawsuit filed by Attorney Ken Paxton of Texas along with other Attorney Generals, the judge stated that the 44th president of the United States, Barack Obama, did not have the power to stop deportations, give work permits to Dreams, nor did he have the power to set up DACA.   So now, there's an end to accepting new applications for DACA, which affects young immigrants.   In a five-page order Friday afternoon, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen declared, “From this date forward, the United States of America, its departments, agencies, officers, agents, and employees are hereby enjoined from administering the DACA program.”   What does all this mean? There tends to be disinformation and misinformation all around us.   Questions from our listeners of the #NIMosa podcast and viewers of News in Motion moved me to invite my friend and someone who knows about immigration, DACA, and Dreamers.   Here are some of the questions that have been asked. You, too, might be wondering the answers to some of these questions.   1) Can people still apply for DACA after the judge ordered the Biden administration to stop approving applications?  2) As voters, what can we do to help? Is there a letter template or a script to share?  3) How can a person qualify for DACA?  4) President Obama was the 44th president of the United States. How can Judge Paxton make the statement, "President Obama did not have the power to give work permits to Dreamers, or set up DACA in the first place"?  5) What does the order do for those already enrolled in DACA? 6) What's happening at the border? Is there anything we can do as voters?  7) Is DACA tied to Voting Rights? Is it possible that voting rights aren't getting passed because we would then have the power to get DACA passed for good?  8) What is the DACA process? There's so much out there that I do not know what's true, a lie, or a political spin.  9) Is there a difference between migrants crossing the border and DACA?  10) I read an article stating that lawmakers such as the AG's are reportedly arguing DACA recipients take away from state resources for health care and education. I do not believe that is true. How can we change the narrative?    Over the next twenty-five minutes, listen in to our guest, Sarah Quezada. Sarah is navigating faith, justice, and culture. She was born and raised Southern girl, who grew up eating grits, playing basketball, and going to church. She is the author of, Love Undocumented: Risking Trust in a Fearful World. Her writing on immigration, cross-cultural life, and faith has been featured on Christianity Today, Relevant, Sojourners, ChurchLeaders.com, Off the Page, and elsewhere. She is married to Billy. Together, we walked through the complex U.S. immigration system and delightfully enjoy the humor and craziness of a cross-cultural, bilingual relationship. Together they have two children - Gabriella and Isaac - and we are trying our best to raise them bicultural and trilingual-ish. To that end, we speak as much Spanglish as possible at home, and they study Mandarin in school. She has a weekly email, which I call Everyday Justice. It's a quick list to keep you informed and inspired as we navigate faith, justice, and culture in our world today.

Pastor A.J. teaches the three Hebrew children and four necessary ingredients to Bible Boldness. Discover these truths that are required to live boldly before God and in this present age.

Pastor A.J. teaches on four necessary ingredients to Bible Boldness. Discover these truths that are required to live boldly before God and in this present age.

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This episode is also available as a blog post: https://pastorblastor.wordpress.com/2020/10/08/ramblings-from-retirement-finding-rest-in-a-fearful-world/

LIFE WITH AWESOME GOD

Habakkuk 3-1-19-1- Habakkuk had joyful confidence because of God's covenant promises fulfilled in the past and His sovereign power displayed.-2- We can have his same peace through Christ who gives us His peace in our troubled world.

On this episode, Nick and Eli begin with a prompt: "How might we promote and integrate optimism in the world today?" It leads into discussion around the definition of optimism, how it differs from hope, and different ways that we can each integrate a more optimistic approach and outlook to each waking moment.

The dawn of the sixteenth century in Western Europe brought with it much anxiety about the future. The political, cultural, and religious landscape were in a period of transition unlike anything the region had experienced in centuries. The status quo of the Medieval period was coming to an end. What would replace it? It was in the midst of this time of upheaval that the Protestant Reformation was birthed. The anxiety of the age fueled the flames of this movement which offered great comfort and assurance to God's people. For the official teaching of the Roman Catholic church left people without comfort but only a vague hope that through acts of penance they had assuaged the anger of God against their sins. Reformers such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, however, discovered that the Word of God did not lead people to such uncertainty concerning their relationship with God. Rather, the promise of the gospel was full forgiveness, acceptance, and love through the life and death of Christ Jesus alone. Similarly, we live in an age of rapid change and anxiety. There is a lack of identity and a surplus of chaos. Just as the Reformers turned to the Word of God for direction and support so too must we. As we turn our attention to Psalm 46 this Sunday we will see that all of God's people can be comforted by God's presence in the midst of a dangerous world because of Christ's saving power. It is no wonder that this Psalm was the inspiration for Martin Luther's famous hymn, A Mighty Fortress is Our God. To come prepared for the sermon take time this week to read and to meditate upon Psalm 46, Exodus 14:13, Isaiah 41:8-13; 43:1-2, Matthew 28:18-20, 2 Timothy 1:7, Hebrews 2:15 and this article: Where is Your Refuge?

I know two things: 1) the world is full of fear and 2) love can solve all the world's problems! Today, we'll focus on 3 fears that are driving certain behaviors in this country and what we can do about it. Big Picture: examine yourself and ask what's driving you, fear or love. The intended result of this episode is a little more peace and a little less stress for you- AND it might scramble your beliefs a little- come with an open mind! Michelle@GrowBy1.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michelle-burkhard/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelle-burkhard/support

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Whatever you do, you’ll require courage to do it well. Dustan Bell identifies five ways we lose courage and five practical ways we can find courage.

Leslie Hylton was convicted of murdering his wife, he was hanged in 1955, banners at the Kennington Oval flown by frustrated West Indian fans after a number of dropped catches in the slips by test opener John Holt read "Hang Holt save Hylton"

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One of the main things this pandemic has caused is fear. People are afraid to be in close proximity to other human beings. While social distancing is a tool to help combat the pandemic, after the pandemic is over the experience of social distancing will leave most of the human population scarred with fear. This embedded fear in people's souls will keep many inside even when it is safe to travel, and those who do venture out will do so tentatively with a deep remnant of fear, keeping wary of other humans. To succeed in the calling God has given us, we must combat the fear that is and will be felt by many. We can fight fear by leaning on our faith for protection while doing everyday activities in a world that is afraid. Links Prayer Requests Partnership

Dr. Don Lough Jr. reminds us from Psalm 46 that when we experience fear and anxiety, we must remember that God is our refuge and strength. Dr. Lough serves as Executive Director of Word of Life Fellowship in Schroon Lake, New York. (This message was originally broadcast on February 13, 2018.)

We're starting a new week of social distancing and quarantines, and we're continuing to talk to those who are on the frontlines of dealing with COVID-19. People who are stepping up to lead and to serve in a really tough time. Last week we had Carson Feix and Chris Shadid on to talk about some of the medical situation. Today we're switching gears to the church. I'm so thankful to have Dr. Todd Fisher on the podcast today. Todd is the pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church in Shawnee Oklahoma and he also teaches at Oklahoma Baptist University and at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. At the end of the episode, Todd quotes A.W. Tozer, "A fearful world needs a fearless church.” What a great word for these times.  Check out Todd's message this week and their live stream each week at 10am at http://ibcshawnee.org/media/live.  

You can have the same spirit of faith as the heroes of faith in the Bible. Find out how in this episode of Good News. www.gregfritz.org  

Living Fearlessly in a Fearful World | Second Baptist Church Clinton Tn   March 15, 2020 Sermon | Second Baptist Church Clinton Tn Topic: Living Fearlessly in a Fearful World Series: General Topics Key Speaker: Dr. Michael Thompson    

It's obvious that people are scared and afraid of the unknown. There is a lot of fear in the air because of the Coronavirus. But, in these moments of adversity, there lies a better solution. We cannot live in fear. In this episode, I talk about the three secrets to overcoming fear and find peace.

Here's this week's sermon from Freedom Christian Fellowship

Sarah Quezada is an author, advocate, and business owner. She has a master's in sociology and nearly two decades of experience working across cultures and leading conversations about justice and faith. Her first book, Love Undocumented: Risking Trust in a Fearful World, chronicled her journey through the immigration system with her husband, Billy, who emigrated from Guatemala City.

On a deep level, we all have an intuitive craving or attachment. This frantic junkie mind gets reinforced with fear and hunger and drives us to suffering. We can learn to identify it and work with it over time to reduce it. This is the job of the Buddhist. 11:19 | Extracted from teachings given at Vajrayana Institute, September 22, 2017. Full teaching here.

“Know your own mind,” sums up the Buddhist view. Consider the Buddha’s view that the mind is the root cause for both pleasant and unpleasant emotions. We might not be able to change difficult external things, but we can change how we internally process things in the present. Rather than blame the outside world for our troubles, look at what we can change. That’s the Buddha’s cognitive therapy.   20:52| Extracted from teachings given at Vajrayana Institute, September 22, 2017. Full teaching here.

At the base of many disturbing emotions lies fear.  Just look at an angry person’s face. We must learn the mechanics of these emotions – their causes and effects. 3:41| Extracted from teachings given at Vajrayana Institute, September 22, 2017. Full teaching here.

Dr. Jeanette welcomes Karen May, author of Be Not Afraid; Living With Faith in the Midst of a Fearful World to discuss what is the fear we are living with. Have been born into fear and live with fear of the unknown through shame, guilt and loss until the day we leave this world? What is the meaning of the world fear? Will we be able to let the chain go and be free to live a life of love, respect and honor without fear holding us at bay? As Dr. Jeanette shares: 'fear is the driver of the human existence and it is paralyzing people'. What does the bible say about fear and is there a purpose for it showing up at this time; perhaps so we can finally explore it in all its presence and allow it to release from our heart and soul. For more information visit: www.Amayzinggraces.com For guided support with health and fear with Dr. Jeanette visit: www.DrJeanetteGallagher.com

Immigration has become a polarizing and politicized topic in our country and our world. Demeaning phrases and overwhelming statistics are thrown around with frightening ease and often it seems we have forgotten that we are talking about people. We’ve invited today’s guest, Sarah Quezada, to remind us of the humanness of immigration. Sarah is a writer and nonprofit professional in Atlanta, Georgia, with more than a decade of experience working across cultures and leading conversations about justice, faith, and serving among the poor. Sarah joins Kayla Craig and Lindsy Wallace for a conversation about the upside down response to immigration.In this episode, we:Share our early encounters with (and thoughts about) immigrants;Hear Sarah’s stories from the border; Dispel common misconceptions about immigration;Learn how we can engage with people who have different views; and Reflect on how we can be more welcoming.Join us as we learn how we can better love our neighbors and work toward justice, peace, and reconciliation.Recommended reading & resources:- “Love Undocumented: Risking Trust in a Fearful World” by Sarah Quezada- Sarah’s weekly newsletter: The Road Map- Listen to our conversation with Salem Afangideh, immigration attorney and Nigerian immigrant (episode #19).News, Notes, and Links:If you’d like to support us to keep Upside Down Podcast ad-free, please visit upsidedownpodcast.com/give, where you can pledge a few dollars of monthly support to help us pay our bills and keep the conversations going.@sarahquezadahttp://www.upsidedownpodcast.com/Join the Upside Down Tribe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/upsidedowntribe/?fref=nfSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/upsidedownpodcast)

This week, Ali chats with Sarah Quezada, immigration rights advocate and author of "Love Undocumented - Risking Trust in a Fearful World". And Ali examines the long-term folly of America turning it's back on the world refugee crisis.   

This week, Sarah Quezada takes us on a journey deep into the world of the U.S. immigration system. From her evangelical upbringing to marrying Billy, an undocumented immigrant, Sarah puts a personal face on this highly debated issue. Show Notes: Love Undocumented: Risking Trust in a Fearful World – by Sarah Quezada Come to the IJM Liberate gathering! (use promo code THENEWACTIVIST) Social: Twitter - @NewActivistIs Facebook - @NewActivistIs Website - www.newactivist.is Host - @EdwardorEddie --- The New Activist is a joint production of The RELEVANT Podcast Network and International Justice Mission.

Rejoicing in God. Part 6 in the sermon series on the book of Habakkuk.

Rejoicing in God. Part 6 in the sermon series on the book of Habakkuk.

Part 5 in the sermon series on the book of Habakkuk.

Part 5 in the sermon series on the book of Habakkuk.

Understanding God

Understanding God

Part 3 in the Habakkuk series by Pastor Dan Cochrane.

Part 3 in the Habakkuk series by Pastor Dan Cochrane.

Calling on God

Calling on God

In this message we hear a powerful word on overcoming fear. In a fear driven world it is easy to be overcome by and even frozen by fear and as followers of Christ we know that we should be driven by faith, but it is not always so easy. In this message we will learn three key points on not just how, but why we can live fearless in a fearful world.

Part 1 in a 4 Part sermon series by Pastor Dan Cochrane.

Part 1 in a 4 Part sermon series by Pastor Dan Cochrane.

We live in a world of fear. But need we be driven by it?  In this episode of Tricycle Talks, Dr. Pilar Jennings, a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner and psychotherapist, speaks with Michael Kinnamon, former Dean of the Lexington Theological Seminary and author of the The Witness of Religion in an Age of Fear, about the restlessness, anxiety, and even panic characteristic of contemporary society. Tune in to learn about the differences between healthy and unhealthy fear and the role that each of us can play in bringing peace to both ourselves and a fearful world.

Karen shares with Antioch from 2 Timothy 1:7, speaking on what is means to live out this verse in a fearful world.

Karen shares with Antioch from 2 Timothy 1:7, speaking on what is means to live out this verse in a fearful world.

Up & Running Morning Show RadioCastWith DJ Rick Schneider 98.1 FM - WQZE February,18 2016  

This podcast episode is a first for Core Truth. We take some insightful questions from a Core Truth subscriber and Rudy gives some very interesting answers. Dustin has been listening to the podcast from the beginning and has been noticing how fear plays such a large role in daily life. So this podcast is devoted […] The post CT 24: Living in a fearful world appeared first on Mark Follett.

Bold: Part 1 - Bold Faith in a Fearful World