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Excerpted from: How Fear Resists FaithSo if we have true love for God's people and for those who do not understand God's ways, even for our enemies, we will not fear to endure suffering to accomplish the work of God. Selfishness is the opposite of genuine concern. It causes fear because it means we focus on ourselves, are interested only in what we will gain from serving and obeying God, and we fear losing our dignity, control, or money. True Christian love, energized by God's Spirit, enables us to sacrifice for others and not be afraid of losing our time and money in doing so.
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