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Guest speaker Pastor Brad Anderson, who leads Union Hill Community Church in Canton and calls Ebenezer his home church, opens Jesus' honest words to His disciples in Matthew 10. Again and again Jesus tells those who follow Him, do not be afraid, because the opposition of this world is real but the love and care of God are greater still. Since we have died with Christ in baptism and been raised to new life, the threats of this world have no hold on us, which frees us to live and serve without fear.
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