Welcome back friends. It is time for the morning mindset. Time for you and for me to

get our minds aligned with the truth of God for this day.

I want you to know that in this crazy world that's just spinning on around us,

my wife, my daughter, my family, and I are praying for you.

And if you have requests that you would like to have included

in a podcast episode where the entire morning mindset audience

prays for you and praise for the situations of your life.

You can do that by submitting a prayer request to us. Go to carrygreen.

Come slash prayer. You'll find that link in the description for this episode and you can leave the

details of your request or your praise concern there. We would be happy to

pray for you together with the Morning Mindset Family.

Okay, today I want to wrap up this topic we've been speaking about.

The Fear of the Lord is how the Bible characterizes this topic.

And I want to do so by looking at an example, a biblical example of a

person who feared the Lord and the extremes to which this could take you in your

thinking and this person I think is the biblical character who

demonstrated for me what I would refer to as a worst-case scenario kind of faith.

It's when you push your thinking to the extreme of what could happen in your circumstance

to test yourself, to test your faith regarding how committed to the Lord you really are.

And it's one of those questions that you ask yourself about what if this happened, would I still trust the Lord?

And then give yourself a very honest answer.

Now obviously nothing like this is going to actually quote unquote work in your life and work to strengthen your faith unless you're

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