Saturday, February 28, 2026
Alex Buabeng-Korsah
TOPIC: DO NOT BE AFRAID
THEME SCRIPTURE: “When you hear of wars and uprisings, do not be frightened. These things must happen first, but the end will not come right away.” – Luke 21:9 (NIV)
PREPARATORY QUESTION
- Why is it so important that believers remain unafraid even when chaos erupts around them?
Jesus spoke of conflict, instability, and global unrest when He began to give His followers a peep into how the last days would be like. His instruction was clear: do not be frightened.
He did not deny that turmoil would come. He denied that it should control you.
Fear narrows vision. It magnifies headlines and minimizes God. But Christ reminds us that chaos does not equal loss of control. What feels unpredictable to us is not surprising to Him.
Unrest is not evidence that God has stepped away. It is proof that history is still moving under His authority.
You cannot calm the world. But you can guard your heart and mind
Beloved. refuse panic.
Reject speculation.
Resist fear-driven reactions.
Stability in life begins with trust. When Christ rules your heart, external instability does not have to produce internal collapse.
Key Takeaway
Global unrest does not cancel God’s sovereignty—so do not surrender to fear. God has not given us the spirit of fear.
Beloved, let others be shaken by the news today. You remain steady because you know whose you are.
Remain blessed.
FURTHER READING: Luke 21
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QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU MEDITATE ON THE WORD
- What fears have been shaping my thoughts recently?
- Have I allowed news and uncertainty to weaken my trust?
- What would calm confidence in Christ look like today?
PRAYER
Father, when the world feels unstable, steady my heart. Guard me from fear and anxious speculation. Help me trust Your authority over history and over my life. I choose confidence in You. In Jesus’ precious name, Amen.
One-Year Bible Reading Plan
Leviticus 13-14; Psalm 57
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