biblical truths on fear
1 Samuel
1 Samuel 28:13
Nov 2nd
The king told her, “You have nothing to fear …but what do you see?” “I see a spirit ascending from the underground.”
1 Samuel 28:13 (MSG)
Biblical Truth: When we worship the Lord and seek His truth, deception and lies are exposed giving us confidence to press on undaunted.
1 Samuel 23:16-18a
Nov 1st
Jonathan went to find David and encouraged him to stay strong in his faith in God. “Don’t be afraid,” Jonathan reassured him. “My father will never find you! You are going to be the king of Israel, and I will be next to you, as my father, Saul, is well aware.” So the two of them renewed their solemn pact before the LORD.
1 Samuel 23:16-18a (NLT)
Biblical Truth: Direct your heart to God, who provides confidence and comfort. Be strengthened by reminding yourself of God’s goodness and promises.
1 Samuel 22:23
Oct 31st
Stay with me; do not fear. For he who seeks my life seeks your life, but with me you shall be safe.
1 Samuel 22:23 (NKJV)
Biblical Truth: Regardless of the daily distractions of life, set aside time to be in communion with God, who provides safety and comfort.
1 Samuel 20:08-09
Oct 30th
Be kind to me. After all, it was your idea to promise the LORD that we would always be loyal friends. If I’ve done anything wrong, kill me yourself, but don’t hand me over to your father. “Don’t worry,” Jonathan said. “If I find out that my father wants to kill you, I’ll certainly let you know.”
1 Samuel 20:08-09 (CEV)
Biblical Truth: The reassurance from a loyal friend is comforting and able to calm our worry, the love and comfort from the Lord endures forever, He never waivers.
1 Samuel 17:48-50
Oct 29th
So it was, when the Philistine arose and came and drew near to meet David, that David hurried and ran toward the army to meet the Philistine. Then David put his hand in his bag and took out a stone; and he slung it and struck the Philistine in his forehead, so that the stone sank into his forehead, and he fell on his face to the earth. So David prevailed over the Philistine with a sling and a stone, and struck the Philistine and killed him. But there was no sword in the hand of David.
1 Samuel 17:48-50 (NKJV)
Biblical Truth: Do not be afraid of the arrogant that ridicule you because of your faith, but have confidence in the promptings of the spirit. By divine guidance and determination fear is slayed.
1 Samuel 17:32,36-37
Oct 28th
David said to Saul, Your Majesty, no one should be afraid of this Philistine! I will go and fight him. I have killed lions and bears, and I will do the same to this heathen Philistine, who has defied the army of the living God. The Lord has saved me from lions and bears; he will save me from this Philistine.
1 Samuel 17:32, 36-37 (GNT)
Biblical Truth: Our previous experiences in trusting God are an encouragement that prepares us when undertaking new battles for Him.
1 Samuel 12:11
Oct 27th
The LORD sent Gideon, Bedan, Jephthah, and Samuel to rescue you from your enemies, and you didn’t have to worry about being attacked.
1 Samuel 12:11 (CEV)
Biblical Truth: Hold strong to your faith in God; be encouraged by reminding yourself of previous blessings and victories over fear and worry.
1 Samuel 12:20
Oct 26th
Samuel said to the people, “Do not fear. You have committed all this evil, yet do not turn aside from following the LORD, but serve the LORD with all your heart.”
1 Samuel 12:20 (NASB)
Biblical Truth: God did not choose us based on our good merits, had He done so we might fear He would abandon us for our bad merits. Though our evil choices displease Him, He will not abandon His covenant, so do not abandon your hope in His mercy. He is able to use all things for His good.
1 Samuel 09:19-20
Oct 25th
Samuel answered, “I am the seer. Go with me to the place of worship. Today you and your servant are to eat with me. Tomorrow morning I will answer all your questions and send you home. Don’t worry about the donkeys you lost three days ago, because they have been found. Soon all the wealth of Israel will belong to you and your family.”
1 Samuel 09:19-20 (NCV)
Biblical Truth: If a prophet can provide answers to questions that have yet to be asked, how much more can God understand our thoughts and deepest worries from far off?
1 Samuel 01:15-17
Oct 24th
“Sir, please don’t think I’m no good!” Hannah answered. “I’m not drunk, and I haven’t been drinking. But I do feel miserable and terribly upset. I’ve been praying all this time, telling the LORD about my problems.” Eli replied, “You may go home now and stop worrying. I’m sure the God of Israel will answer your prayer.”
1 Samuel 01:15-17 (CEV)
Biblical Truth: Earnest prayer is a comfort to our soul; we trust that when we leave our worries with Him, He will answer in a way that is most fitting for us.
Fearful To Fearless: biblical truths to inspire you to live a life free of fear and to worship God.
