
Fear the Right Thing | Matthew 10:24–33
From Rock Harbor Church by Brandon Holthaus
March 22, 2026 · 1h 1m
About this episode
This episode discusses how Jesus redefines fear and encourages believers to shift their fear from man to God.
What are you afraid of? In this message, Jesus completely redefines fear. He tells His disciples they will be rejected, slandered, and persecuted just like He was, yet He commands them three times not to fear. Why? Because most of our fears are misplaced. We fear people, rejection, loss, and not being taken care of, but Jesus makes it clear that we are fearing the wrong thing. Man can only touch your body, but God holds your eternity. At the same time, the God we are to fear is also our Father, the One who sees the sparrow fall, knows every hair on your head, and values you far above all creation. This message will challenge you to shift your fear from man to God and replace insecurity with confidence in His care. Stop fearing the wrong things and start fearing the right One. #FearTheRightThing #Matthew10 #FearGod #DoNotFear #FaithOverFear #TrustGod #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth #EndTimes #RockHarborChurch
People in this episode
Host: Brandon Holthaus
Topics covered
- fear
- faith
- Christian living
- God's care
- persecution
- eternity
Keywords
- fear
- Jesus
- Christianity
- faith
- persecution
- God
- eternity
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Matthew 10:24–33
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