essay on hope is stronger than fear
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it is the only thing stronger than fear.A little hope is very effective. A lot of fear is dangerous... It is dangerous to give to much hope because with hope comes confidence, with confidence cones strength and with strength comes revolution.Hence doing any work we should have faith and hope in ourselves so all the work will automatically be done without any tension if we always keep hopes in ourselves
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The title of my blog post is a quote from one of my favorite series of all times, the Hunger Games. I really enjoyed the books and cannot wait to see the second movie…I would like to attend the midnight screening in November if anyone wants to go with me! I love the main character of this series: a heroine who is young, strong, practical, smart and awesome with a bow and arrow. She represents her community in a nationally broadcasted event and does whatever she can to take care of her family back home. The antagonist of this series is a powerful and vicious president who rules over many oppressed people groups. The president quickly discovers that he is up against something greater than himself, though; he realizes that his power looses strength when faced with what the heroine represents: hope. He tried to rule the nation under an umbrella of fear; however, the heroine was not afraid to show everyone that the only thing to be afraid of is giving into one’s fears.
This quote also speaks to my situation. Maybe you can relate, too. Fear is extremely powerful. Fear can back you into a corner where you have little room to fight the fight. Fear can entice you to make a regretful decision, keeping you anxious and worried to the point of exhaustion. Fear can convince you that you are incapable of succeeding or surviving. Fear can be dangerous and motivating at the same time, which makes it a bit sneaky to work with!
In my current situation, I’m afraid of a lot of things: cancer, chemotherapy and its side-effects, IV pokes and pains, visits with doctors, having my tummy cut wide open, recovery aches, minor uncontrollable crying due to hormone imbalance (embarrassing!), etc. My list goes on and on, and everything on the list is something over which I have little or no control. My choice is to either trust God and learn from this, or to not trust and fall. Golly, neither choice is easy! Neither choice is pain-free! Neither choice will take me back to where I was before but will change me forever and change how I face my fears in the future. I pray that I can mostly choose to trust God and learn, while I will likely continue to fall and get back up. I pray that I can be grateful for my problems in order that I can recognize the blessings in my storms. I pray I can hand these problems over to a sovereign and mighty God who will be with me throughout all the storms I will face. May you trust Him and learn from your storms, too.