Well, welcome to another episode of the Prophecy Prose, and we got a really exciting one for you today.

We're talking about confidence. Where does our confidence come from and what does it look like?

Those are two critical questions within one question, and we're going to look at that

today.

But first, just want to, again, take the opportunity to thank Harvest House publishers for sponsoring

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and learn eschatology and learn all about Bible prophecy there. But we're talking about confidence,

you know, and one person, we're going to camp out in a key chapter in the book of Revelation,

4. But first, just when I think of somebody with confidence, kind of a godly confidence, I think a young King David,

when he was standing up against Goliath, you had for days on end, he was taunting the armies of God,

the armies of Israel, saying, who's going to come out and fight me? David happens to show up as a

small boy, and he's there and he hears this giant cursing his God. And David, because of

the experiences that he already had with God showing up to protect him from mountain lions and bears

and rescuing him from that and giving him the power to overcome, he has this holy anger sort of

that rises up in him and this confidence that he can go out in the name of God, not in his own name, but he can go out in the name of his God and defeat this giant.

It wasn't self-confidence. It was God-centered confidence. And that's what we're going to look at today. That's what we're going to establish. And we're going to dive into a really key chapter here in the book of Revelation.

Todd, I love that distinction

you just made between self-confidence and God confidence. The world says love yourself, you know,

self-care, treat yourself, you know, all this stuff. But God says rest in me because there's really

nothing in ourselves. We don't have the strength. I mean, some people have iron wills, okay,

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