Fear is a powerful emotion that oftentimes cripple men. Some have called fear: False Evidence Appearing Real. But what happens when my fear is based upon fact and not upon the fantasy of my mind. What am I do when I have lost my job? What am I to do when I have received the diagnosis? What am I to do when I am in the middle of my trial, test, and tribulation? Is it ok for me to fear then? The answer is still, NO.

God is able to deliver us from any circumstance and situation. Even when it seems as if fear should be the response, remember Jesus’ words to Jairus. His daughter died before Christ could reach her (Mark 5:36). But Jesus told him, “Don’t Be Afraid, Only Believe.” This word is to you now. Whether you are in the situation or fearing what may happen, only believe in Him for He will show you His glory.

Have you ever had a time in your life when you said, “enough is enough?” We can sometimes go through life wasting too much time worrying about the opinions of others and the outcomes of circumstances and situations. Even in our relationship with God, thoughts sometimes plague us as to how our lives in Him will turn out. We face many obstacles and trials which sometimes consume us daily. However, you have to get to a point where you can say, “Enough is enough!” and conclude it by saying, So What?

If it be so, our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning fiery furnace, and he will deliver us out of thine hand, O king. But if not, be it known unto thee, O king, that we will not serve thy gods, nor worship the golden image which thou hast set up. Dan 3:17-18 (KJV)

The three Hebrew boys came to a conclusion that regardless of what was before them, they would serve and trust God. Many of us are facing difficult obstacles, but you have to silence the voice of doubt and the voice of the adversary by saying, “So, What?” If the situation does not change, “So, What?” – God is still good. If I have to go through this – “So, What” – He still is on the throne. If it seems like there is not end – “So, What?” – I know He is able and He will deliver. Silence your fears, doubts, and worries with a “So, What?” In the end, God will deliver and prove Himself faithful.