But what if I fall? Oh,but darling what if you fly...

    

                           But what If?

         Those three words that form a question we often bring up when we want to justify our fear.

 

                                          We are afraid to love, out of fear of rejection & hurt.

                         

                                      We are afraid of trying, out of fear of failure & judgment.

 

                                                

We are a culture enveloped with fear and the question, But what if ? Ringing through our ears and in our lives, but what if we turn that word around instead of a question that causes fear and worry how about it becoming a question of excitement of adventuring into the unknown.

                              

                              As a Christian I strive to put my faith in God and all I am at His feet.

                                                  The bible tells me constantly to fear not.

 

 

                              I have nothing to fear, If God is for me then who can stand against me?

 

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As a Christian I can put my rest in Him for He has a plan and a reason for ever aspect of my life (Rom.8:28), what if?  Shouldn't be a question of fear in my life, but a question of an excited adventuring soul longing to be all that Christ my Lord intended.

 

                  We  need to stop asking ourselves "What if we fall?" and start asking "what if we fly?"

Because when you put your trust in God, with Him the impossible becomes the possible and the unthinkable becomes not only thinkable, but also able to be done.

 

                                              With God I have nothing to fear.

                                                  Nothing to doubt.

                                          I don't have to be afraid of the unknown,

                                       because the unknown is known to my protector and provider.

                                                                                             {Isaiah 41:10 ; Philippians 4:6-7 ; Philippians 4:13}