I love the saying it's an original keep your fears to yourself share your courage with others

yeah and that really is what we should all do we should always speak positively because we're

when we're talking about courage we're talking about faith the words are synonymous

so when you have faith in God you're having courage in God he's your strength he's a

shield he's the one that's leading you and guiding you and so you're fighting the

good fight of faith this is not a natural battle, it's a

spiritual battle. So you keep your eyes on Jesus, the author and finish of our faith.

Right, would you say courage is not the absence of fear, but...

The conquering of it. Now that's not original either but it's in one of my

teachings I don't think I give reference to who said it the person who said it I've

forgotten I'll take it but it's so true you, if courage isn't the absence fear, it's the conquering of it.

So we all have fears, but you just shut your mouth when it comes to it.

Like a firefighter who's wanting to rescue people from 60 feet up a ladder, he has to go up the ladder, he's terrified, but he doesn't turn around and say to us the other five fighters, I'm terrified, I'm going home.

He keeps his fears to himself, climbs that ladder, because he's not thinking of himself he's thinking of the

fate of the woman and child that's going to burn to death if he doesn't climb

that ladder and save them and this whole thing of the land flowing with milk and

honey that's what we're working towards we want to to see people in heaven, not in hell.

And so we want to conquer the land and any giants that come against us, and that includes their own fears,

their own Goliath fears, we've got to conquer them.

The word regret has a much deeper meaning to me now friends and look I'm not a what do they call it a pseudo-massicist someone that enjoys hurting themselves but I don't know why I did

this yesterday but but I did the most ridiculous, pathetic, dumb, ignorant thing.

Yesterday...

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