(The Cost of Passivity) Faith was never meant to be passive; it was designed to be strengthened! Passivity is often associated with a lack of motivation, engagement, or assertiveness, wherein an individual may display a passive attitude, behavior, or approach. It denotes a tendency to refrain from acting, making decisions, or asserting oneself. While passivity can be a temporary response to specific circumstances, chronic passivity can hinder personal growth and impede spirit

Fears of failure, inadequacy, sickness, disease etc. cause many to live in fear, not knowing that there is a choice. The choice to walk in freedom is often blinded many times by things that never become a reality.

“Do not fear” is more than words; it is a safety, a refuge, a victorious position that is available to all who put their trust in God.