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BE BOLD

"...Fear is...something unworthy of a child of God..." -Bible Dictionary

I know multiple things in this world. 
I know that frosted lemonade makes me happy. I know that I can come to my best friends for anything. I know that food is a source of comfort. I know that music is a never-failing-remedy. I know that life is hard. 

But most of all, I know there is a God and I know that we are all children of God; therefore, I know that quote ^^^ about fear, is true.

FEAR IS UNWORTHY OF US. 

A couple days ago I had a seminary substitute teacher who may have very well changed my life in just under 70 minutes. How? Because she shared that quote with me, and taught me (along with 30 other students) that in order to counteract fear, we must be BOLD. 

Be BOLD in your 
stature
speech
actions
beliefs
thoughts
wants
attitude
knowledge
personality

Do not doubt. Do not be afraid. Be BOLD.

Shout in the streets if you have to, but be BOLD. 

It is our only safeguard against fear. 

It will ensure our happiness and can contribute to others' as well. 

Be BOLD. 

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  1. KristynSeptember 2, 2015 at 3:04 PM

    SOOOO honored to be mentioned in this, and basically I just blog-stalked you and I just really adore you and all the cute things you do! Keep being wonderful!

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    1. KristynSeptember 2, 2015 at 3:05 PM

      And I meant to put this on another post. But as you can tell, I was reading basically all of them....oops. :)

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