Hello, my friends. Welcome back. It's time for the morning lights.

Once again, my name is Carrie Green. I'm so glad you're here. And I want you to know

that we now have a launch date in, in view, in, in mind for this new podcast, my wife

and I are producing called God fearing kids and the parents who raised them. It will be

on August 1st. We'll be launching. But you can already hear the introductory episode

by going to God fearing kids.com. Please share the podcast to tell others who you know

would benefit from learning about Christian parenting principles, both from the scriptures

and from 30 plus years of parenting my wife and I have been through. Thanks so much. All

right. Today, we continue our mind war series talking about moments in life when we have

an experience where we need help from the scriptures to fight the battle that's going

on in our own mind. Today, we're going to talk about situations when you feel afraid.

No, it doesn't really matter why you might feel afraid. The realities of what God tells

us regarding fear and how to handle fear remain the same pretty much across the board. Today

we're going to look at a passage in the Gospel of Luke chapter 12 verses 32 through 34.

This is part of the passage we typically hear when Jesus is teaching that we are not

to be anxious and he talks about the birds of the air and he talks about the lilies of

the field and how they do not toil. They do not worry. They just trust the Father. Well,

if we continue reading in that passage, beginning of verse number 32, Jesus tells us not to

be afraid. And here's what he says, he says, fear not, little flock, for it is your Father's

good pleasure to give you the kingdom. Sell your possessions and give to the needy. Provide

yourselves with money backs that do not grow old with a treasure in the heavens that does

not fail or no thief approaches and no moth destroys. For where your treasure is, there will

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