I want you to imagine yourself driving your car on the highway,

and you just happened to look on the dashboard,

and you saw that red light flashing,

engine trouble, engine trouble.

Have you been there?

A few times.

The car keeps on going. A few times.

The car keeps on going.

I mean, it never really comes to a complete stop.

You don't see smoke coming out of the engine or any sounding of noise.

No visible sign whatsoever that the car is in trouble except for that dreaded red light.

It just keeps flashing you and irritating you.

Now if you're not mechanical like the rest of us, obviously the first reaction is to go and

find the first garage that's nearby and you go out and let them take a look

at it. Why? Because at least you know enough to realize that this red light is connected to the

engine somehow. There's some connection to that engine. In the same way, when fear begins to raise

its ugly head in your life, that fear is connected with a wire right to your faith. Now,

what faith am I talking about? I am not talking about your faith. Now, what faith am I talking about? I am not talking about your saving faith.

I'm talking about your daily faith, the faith by which you walk every single day, decisions you make,

relationships you form. This is the daily faith that I'm talking about. And the reason I want to

make sure that I'm distinguishing between your saving faith and your daily faith is because a lot

of people confuse the two. I remember one time, many years ago, I was talking to a dear brother

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