ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Kicking off our series, Silent Killers, we explore how fear quietly keeps us from living out God's mission. Looking at Abraham's journey in Genesis 12–15, we see that fear leads us to trust our own provision, protection, and power instead of God's promises. Through His covenant with Abraham—and ultimately through Christ—God reminds us that His faithfulness is greater than our fears, freeing us to live boldly as laborers in His harvest.
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