Fear
Fear is one of the effects of the Fall — the great power of Satan’s realm, and the inevitable result of refusing to admit guilt and accept forgiveness. But being afraid is not itself failure.
Questions on this topic
- How should a believer respond to fear?The Basics
- What is one thing every Christian should fear?The Basics · Lesson 4–4: Proving—Faith-Rest
- Why is it dangerous for us to harbor fears?The Basics · Lesson 5–3: The Attack—Satan’s Strategy
See also — other questions tagged with this topic
- What does the Bible teach about conscience?The Basics
- What are the five strengths and kinks of the soul of man?The Basics · Lesson 3–2: The Danger—Spiritual Retreat/Reversion
- What are the seven stages of faith described in Psalm 27?The Basics · Lesson 3–4: The Climb—Spiritual Growth
- What does the Bible teach about human power versus God's power?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about faith-rest and sabbaths?The Basics
- What does the Bible teach about faith-rest?The Basics
- How does the Bible define and characterize faith?The Basics · Lesson 4–5: Empowering—The Spirit
- What charge does Satan bring against Job?The Basics · Lesson 5–2: The Arena—The Souls of Men
- How can we know that the enemy operates according to a well-thought-out plan?The Basics · Lesson 5–3: The Attack—Satan’s Strategy
- What five tactics does Satan use against Job in the attacks described in Job 1:13–19?The Basics · Lesson 5–3: The Attack—Satan’s Strategy
- What tactic of Satan finally worked on Job?The Basics · Lesson 5–4: The Victory—Grace and Truth
- What is the Fall of man?The Basics