OVER DEZE AFLEVERING
“Do not be afraid” appears over 300 times in the Bible — but it’s more than comfort. It’s survival. Jerrod and Jason explore how going limp in a car crash saves the body, and how trusting God saves the soul. Fear makes us tense and break. Trust lets us roll through impact and rise. God’s wisdom is built into creation.
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