Faith over Fear

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 Faith Over Fear

(2 Timothy 1:7)


Before I rise from my bed,

She’s standing right beside me.

I open my eyes to her stare—

She’s Fear.

I jolt quickly.

She smiles.

“What will happen today?

What if it doesn’t go as planned?

What will you do?”

 She asks them all at once.

“I don’t know,” I reply weakly.

She smiles brightly.

“Why trouble Her?” Faith says.

She hasn’t even said "good morning"

to her Maker.

Faith taps Fear.

“I’ll take over from here,”

Faith tells Fear,

Then sits beside me.

“Why not say ‘hi’ to the Master

And tell Him the report you received from Fear,

Seeing you have no answer of your own?

For He said,

"Worry not about anything,

because He cares for you."

He’ll take care of it.

Let’s go about your day.

I’m with you.”


— Faith Over Fear

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