Today’s Faith: Faith Over Fear Is How We Start This Week
Today’s faith is choosing faith over fear. It’s Monday again. The alarm clock rings, the to-do list looms, and the weight of the week begins to settle in. It’s tempting to let fear take the wheel: fear of falling short, fear of the unknown, fear of not being enough. But faith? Faith reminds us that God isn’t finished with us yet.
Let’s start with confidence, not in ourselves, but in the One who began a good work in us and promises to carry it through. That’s not wishful thinking. That’s divine assurance. You may be thinking you do it all by yourself, so let’s focus on today’s faith in what’s happening and not worry about the things that haven’t come yet.
Faith Over Fear: Starting the Week with Confidence
Mondays can feel like the deep end of the pool. You’re not sure how you got there, and you’re not sure you can swim. But choosing faith over fear means remembering who’s in the water with you. It’s not about having all the answers. It’s about trusting God.
Don’t be surprised when fear tries to speak first. It’ll point to your limitations, your past mistakes, your uncertain future. But faith speaks truth. It says, “God is still working. He hasn’t abandoned you. He’s shaping something beautiful—even if you can’t see it yet.”
Bible Reading To Consider
Philippians 1:6 gives us a Monday mindset worth holding onto:
“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion.”
That means today isn’t random. It’s part of a process. And you’re not walking into it alone. Choosing faith over fear is a practical way to live. It means showing up to your job, your family, and responsibilities, and trusting God will pave the way for success.
You may not feel ready for the week ahead. That’s okay. God doesn’t ask for perfection—He asks for surrender. He’s not looking for flawless execution. He’s looking for hearts that say, “Lord, I’m yours. Use me today.” When you choose faith over fear, you’re not just changing your outlook—you’re changing your impact.
You become a vessel of hope in a world that’s desperate for it. You become a living testimony that God’s promises are real, and His presence is enough. This verse is a Monday morning lifeline. It reminds us that we’re not starting from scratch—we’re continuing a work God already began. And He doesn’t abandon His projects. He finishes what He starts.
So if you’re feeling overwhelmed, underqualified, or just plain tired, let this verse be your anchor. God is still working. He’s still shaping. And He’s still with you.
A Prayer for Today’s Faith
Father, as I step into this new week, I declare that I will choose faith over fear. I confess it feels louder, more familiar, and easier to follow. Thank you for covering my errors with your Holy Word. These human emotions can get the best of me sometimes. It makes me feel I’m failing. But in my prayers, I remember I’m doing exactly what I need to do, whether I am weak or strong, on Mondays. I’m turning to you for all, and not the world. May anyone who reads my words know we both step out with the Lord leading the way this week. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
Closing Thought
Faith over fear isn’t a one-time choice: It’s a daily rhythm, especially on Mondays. So relax and start your day walking forward, knowing God is already ahead of you. What does your faith look like today? I’d love to hear from you. Reply below and I might just reply!
