Rejoice always. Keep praying. Give thanks in all things, for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you. (1 Thessalonians 5: 16-18)
Reading the Bible in a Year:
2 Peter 1-3
Once when Martin Luther shoulder many burdens and struggles. Luther are usually cheerful and likes to smile, turned into a gloomy and worried. Katherine, his wife, bear it for days. One day Katherine greeted him at the door wearing mourning dress. "Who died?" Asked Luther. "God," said Katherine. "Silly ah, you!" Said Luther. "Really!" Katherine insisted. "Surely God is dead; otherwise, Doctor Luther not be so sad. "Katherine therapy is effective and Luther soon overcome depression.
When faced severe struggle, sometimes we get caught up in the despair and fear. Struggles seize our joy and enthusiasm. As a result, we are getting worse and difficult to find a way out. Can no longer pray, the more miserable, and hopeless. In certain levels sometimes we act evil and dishonorable. We forget that God is able to help us get through all these struggles.
What exactly should we do? Treatment is given advice the word of God: rejoice, persevering in prayer, steadfastly in fellowship with God, and give thanks in all things. That is God's will for us. So, we who claim to believe God will not let the struggle of life drag us into anxiety, depression, and desperation. We will be strengthened to remain strong, enthusiastic, and rejoice. -PRB
The opposite of fear is the belief that God exists and cares for us.
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