Hey everybody, welcome to Your Move where we help you make better decisions and live

with fewer regrets.

I'm Andy Stanley and I'll be your guide and today we're talking about fear.

Did you know it's possible not to be afraid even when there's something to be afraid of?

That's right, it is possible not to be afraid even when there's something to be afraid of

and that's what we're talking about right here on Your Move.

So we are in part five of our series, you're not the boss of me and the subtitle kind of

says it all, this is kind of a how to series, how to say no to the emotions that compete

for control because all of us have emotions that compete for control of our lives, they

compete for control of our mood and they compete for control of our mouth, our mood

and our mouth and our mood and our mouth can get us in trouble and certainly undermine

the relationships that are most valuable and most important to us.

So in this series so far we've talked about guilt, we've said guilt, you're not the boss

of me, we talked about envy, we said envy, you're not the boss of me and today I want

to talk about something that Jesus actually talked a lot about.

I want us to talk about how to keep fear from becoming the boss of us, none of us want

fear or worry or even anxiety to be the boss of us.

And for many of you, fear has never been the boss of you, in fact for some of you, the

people closest to you are like you could use a little fear, okay, you could use a little

worry, you're just so optimistic, you just kind of blaze a trail and you know, but for

most people there is an element of fear or worry that plagues us and from time to time

relationship to relationship or in some specific environments or in some particular area of

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