FEAR IS AN EXAGGERATOR

Book Description
FEAR IS AN EXAGGERATOR
When Sight Becomes Greater Than God's Word
By Monday Oshili
Fear has a way of making circumstances appear greater than they really are. It can magnify obstacles, enlarge problems, diminish our confidence, and cause us to forget the God who has spoken. In Fear Is an Exaggerator, Monday Oshili explores the biblical difference between seeing circumstances through the eyes of fear and seeing them through the eyes of faith. Through the experiences of the twelve spies in Numbers 13, Peter walking on the water in Matthew 14, and other biblical examples, this book examines how our focus can influence our interpretation of what we face. The giants were real. The wind was real. The storm was real. But they were never greater than God.
This book challenges readers not to deny difficult circumstances, but to refuse to allow those circumstances to become greater than God's Word. It calls us to keep our eyes on the One who leads, trust God's direction, and remain in His purpose even when the journey becomes difficult. Fear may speak loudly, but it does not have the final word. Learn to recognize when fear is exaggerating your situation, refocus your attention on God, and see beyond what is immediately before your eyes.