Fear and Faith Quotes

“During our storms, you and I have the same God with us that the disciples had with them; we can trust that He is in the boat. He may or may not calm the storm immediately—we may have to endure great suffering—but He will not leave us (p. 141).”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves

“Our pride and desire to be seen a certain way prevent us from living the life God desires for us.”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves

“There is, however, and thankfully, a remedy for all our fears. That remedy comes as a person, and the means through which He provides the comfort, along with the Holy Spirit, is through His Word. To fight our fears, we will look at God’s sovereignty and love and watch our fears dissipate as we apply God’s Word to our lives. The very thing we are holding on to (control) is, ironically, the thing we most need to let go of.”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves

“The very thing we are holding onto (control) is, ironically, the thing we most need to let go of. As you and I come to understand that our God isn’t ruling as a tyrant but is lovingly guiding and instructing as a Father, we can loosen the tight grip on our lives that produces the bad fruit of fear. This isn’t “Let go and let God.” It’s “Let go, run hard toward your Savior, and learn to trust God (pp. 16-17).”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves

“As I already noted, the fear of man is described in God’s Word as a snare (Proverbs 29:25). A snare is a trap. It traps you in your mind and keeps you from obeying, trusting, and fearing the Lord.”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves

“This isn’t “Let go and let God.” It’s “Let go, run hard toward your Savior, and learn to trust God.”
― Trillia J. Newbell, Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves