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Courage

In the day and hour that we're presently living in there is a constant solicitation to live in fear--fear for our lives, fear for our jobs, fear for our children, and so on. BUT, despite what's going on in the world around us, God has commanded His people to be strong and of good courage. God is calling us to courage! And therefore, we should answer the call. 

The word 'courage' as found throughout the Scriptures takes on different, yet equally powerful, meanings. Some of the words used when speaking of one being courageous are: to strengthen, prevail, harden, to press, make bold, be resolute, to grow firm. As you can see, this word carries with it a great and significant meaning.

In every situation you face in life, you will be presented with a choice of action: one of faith or one of fear. In this study, prepare yourself by laying hold to keys in God's Word that will allow courage to reign in your life and close the door to fear forever.

  1. What must you always remember about the Lord in order to sustain courage and walk free from fear? (Deuteronomy 31:6)
  2. What other command does God give to those who are to walk in courage? (Joshua 10: 25)
  3. A person of courage is a person of? (I Chronicles 28:20)
  4. When you walk in courage, you are able to behave in what manner? (I Chronicles 19:13) 
  5. What is the source of courage? (II Chronicles 15:1-8) 
  6. What is the result of waiting on the Lord? (Psalm 27:14) 
  7. What action will consistently produce courage? (Acts 28:15) 
  8. How can you inspire courage in the life of others? (Isaiah 41:6)
  9. What kind of Spirit has God given to every born again believer? (II Timothy 1:7)
  10. Your ability to walk in courage without fail comes from what source? (Philippians 4:13)

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