Psalm 91:5
From: Bible Verses About Fear
"You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day,"
— Psalm 91:5
Finding Peace in the Midst of Fear
Takeaway: We can trust God to calm our fears and protect us.
Context
Psalm 91 is a beautiful declaration of God’s protection. It’s often seen as a comforting psalm for those feeling anxious or afraid. The psalmist speaks to us about God’s promises, reminding us that we are not alone in our struggles. It’s about finding refuge in God’s presence, especially during tough times.
Meaning
Fear can grip us in so many ways. It might be fear of the unknown or anxiety about what’s happening around us. In this verse, we are reminded that we don’t have to let fear control our lives. God promises that we can find safety from both the terrors that come at night and the worries of the day. This means we can rest easy, knowing He is watching over us.
God isn’t saying that fear won’t show up. Instead, He assures us that we can face our fears with confidence. We can lean on Him for strength and courage. When we feel those waves of anxiety crashing in, we can remember that God is our protector. He walks with us through the dark and the light.
Live It
- When you feel overwhelmed, take a few deep breaths and remind yourself of God’s promises.
- Before bed, write down one thing you’re thankful for. Let that gratitude replace your worries.
- Share your fears with a trusted friend. Talking about them can lighten the load.
Reflect & Pray
Reflect: What fears are holding you back right now? How can you invite God into those fears?
Pray: God, I feel afraid sometimes. Help me to trust in Your protection. Remind me that I am safe in Your arms.
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