Fear Doesn’t Win | The Breakdown
Fear is real—fear of failure, fear of the future, fear of what others think. And in the past few weeks, it feels like fear has been louder than ever. But here’s the good news: fear doesn’t get the final word.
This week, we sat down with Pastor James to break down his sermon “Fear Doesn’t Win.” Together, we unpack the message, dive deeper into what it means for our everyday lives, and answer some of the questions you may have been asking as you listened this weekend. Why does God send us into places where we feel weak? How can we trust Him when fear feels overwhelming? And how do we live with courage knowing His power has no limits?
If you’ve been wrestling with worry, doubt, or anxiety, this episode will remind you that God’s presence never leaves and His care frees us from fear’s control.
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