Noah Herrin preaches on the problem of the fear of man, arguing that it keeps Christians from living an "Only God" life by letting others' opinions drive decisions. Using Matthew 10 as his primary text, he gives three reasons not to fear people: God has the final word, people can at most kill the body but not the soul, and you are deeply valued by the Father. He illustrates the point with family stories about his daughter Mila and a bee, personal leadership struggles trying to please older attenders, and cultural examples like Dancing with the Stars. The sermon closes with a call to stop performing for human approval, to take one practical step this week by sharing the gospel with someone you've avoided, and an invitation to respond to Christ.
“"Daddy, if you unpause it, I'll cut you." (3 years old, mob boss in a pull-up) - a memorable illustration of boldness and fearlessness that contrasts misplaced fears.” · Noah Herrin
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Practical steps: identify one person you have avoided sharing the gospel with and invite them or speak the gospel this week. Practice fearing God rather than people by reminding yourself that God has the final say and values you deeply. Stop rearranging life to win human approval; redirect that energy into obedience and the mission God has given you.
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