Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Where are you most afraid today?

I mean, what has you uptight inside? What causes you to have great concern about

the future? Fear is a very powerful emotion that can paralyze your soul. Want to know how to

break out of it? Stay with me. That's today on Living on the Edge. A lion's roar can be heard for five miles, and according to Chip Ingram, that's exactly the

picture the Holy Spirit chose when describing our enemy, a roaring lion.

I'm Dave Drewie, and today on Living on the Edge, Chip moves us into Acts Chapter 8,

where Stephen has just been martyred.

Saul is dragging believers out of their homes, and the church is scattered.

By every measure, it looks like defeat, and yet the gospel advances.

Chip will unpack exactly how, and later he'll share details about the mid-year match happening this month, so stay tuned.

Here's Chip with today's lesson, intimidate and isolate.

The roar of a lion can be heard for over five miles.

That same roar, 30 yards from your car or truck will rattle the metal.

There's three reasons that lions roar.

Number one, it's territorial proclamation.

They war over what they rule.

Second is to communicate with other lions.

And third, they roar when they're angry.

In my research, I found a person who done studies on lions in Africa.

And he said, his roar is an awesome message of power

that he is Lord and Master of all that he surveys.

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