Fears....

paul123 said:

My biggest fear (other than bugs small enouph to fit in my ears touching my skin) would have to be that the world would run out of its' supply of starbucks carmel apple cider.

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Upandover said:

I have but one ture fear (except catching myself on fire, but that's a whole nother story)

And that's to have lived a meaningless life, God has a purpose for each and everyone, I'm truly arfaid of not being able to fulfill the task He has set out for me. Of messing it up because of my own pigheaditness.

Money, fame, power

those things have no meaning when your 90odd staring up at some med intern telling you you have a week to live, and wondering if your life made any sort of difference.

I'm arfaid of standing before God on judgement day and having no meaningful works to offer up to him.

I heard a quote once, "die empty" everything God has given you, all your gifts, tallents, ablites, empty them all out, and use them here on earth, so when your in the grave looking up you know you have nothing more to give, you've done everything you possibly could.

I am arfaid of dying only half empty, or in the worse case full

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Someguyouknow said:

Fears? pffft... i eat fears for lunch... cleanses the colon.

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sweetlambofgod said:

that is scary, glad you're ok now :hugs:

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sweetlambofgod said:

fire
insects/rodents
death
being alone
losing a loved one
rejection
unknown

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WPZanar07 said:

What's your biggest fears? I want to know what fears this age group has, you know. Why is it your biggest fear? How did you become afraid in the first place?

My fear: Dying a slow, painful death, whether by poison or otherwise.
Why: Do I need to explain why? Cause...I don't think I'd be able to take it.

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spedey04 said:

When I was younger I had a big imagination and I was very gullible. So I was afraid of a lot of things. It took me a long time to grow out of it.
A while ago I started to fear the fact that I am going to die eventually. When both my grandmas' passed away while they were lying in bed and when they both went their breathes start getting slower and slower and then there was nothing. It was so peaceful and everyone had tears of joy because we just knew they went to heaven.
I also had a cousin that had cancer and he was 14. He was lying in bed with his mom just before he left. He told his mom that he saw Jesus and that he wasn't afraid. All his pain was gone and then left with Jesus.
There was another cousin of mine that had been battling a disease for 18 years and she was 30. She wasn't doing good and in the hospital awhile away. I infact got to see her before I left for a missions trip. I didn't have long to see her as visiting hour were near finished. When I went in to see her they were just getting ready to give her a bath, so I just got to say 'Hi' and then had to leave. She wasn't saved BTW. She was happy to see me and everything. I wasn't able to say what I wanted to say though. So I left for my missions trip, the night I arrived to where I needed to be, I was told to call my mom. I did, and she said my cousin passed away a few hours earlier. She said she was so afraid before she died. That really bothered me. I felt I was my cousin's last chance for her to come to know Christ and I wasn't able to.
So when you die, I believe your going to be so at peace regardless of the circumstances involved. I remember I used to be afraid of dying but not anymore. God helped me to handle fear and not let it control you.
God Bless

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