God, so often fear paralyzes and shames me, keeping me from living out what You have planned and dreamed for me. I know that fear does not make me less of a Christian, less loved, or less accepted by You. You know my frame, my limitations, my deepest longings. Teach me to bring my fears before You with honesty, choosing to walk beyond them, trusting that You welcome my weakness and equip me with every step.
Help me to remember that faith is not the absence of fear, but the choice to trust above all. Just like Moses, who hesitated before the calling, and Joshua, who needed to hear “be strong and courageous” to move forward, I too need Your Word to remind me that I am not alone—I want to seek it before anything else.
Strengthen my heart when I feel incapable, and show me that You do not abandon me in the middle of the battle. May my fear not drive me away from You, but draw me closer to Your embrace, where I find comfort and direction.
Jesus, You know what it is to feel afraid. In Gethsemane, in drops of blood, in the anguish before the cross—yet You surrendered to the Father’s will. Give me the same obedient heart. May I not deny my fear, but bring it to You in trust. And just like You, may I say, “Not my will, but Yours be done.” May my faith be real—even if fragile, even with tears.
God, breathe Your peace over my anxious mind. When fear speaks louder, may Your voice and truth rise above it. Remind me that You have given me a spirit of power, love, and self-discipline (2 Timothy 1:7). Help me discern when fear is a sign of wisdom, and when it is trying to steal my courage. Guide my steps with wisdom and strengthen me with Your constant presence.
In You I place my trust. I no longer want to run because of fear, but to learn to walk by Your side, even when it surrounds me. I know You turn my weakness into strength, my doubt into faith, my hesitation into obedience. May I never stop following You, even afraid. And with every step, remind me: I am Your beloved child—and that never changes, even when fear tries to tell me otherwise. Thank You for loving me above all and before all!
In Jesus’ name we pray, amen.
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