Jason Soroski

Jesus was born into a world filled with fear. It was a world of oppression and uncertainty, much like our own. Yet the angels who appeared to the shepherds proclaimed, “Fear Not!”. Centering around Deuteronomy 31:6 and Luke 2:10-11, and drawing from personal experiences, we will take a closer look at how God replaces our fears with faith when we choose to trust in Him.

My greatest passion in life can generally be boiled down to a desire to strengthen and encourage believers. God has allowed me to do this through songs I have written, personal testimony of my life, the craziness of a homeschooling family, and sharing with others who are on the same path of trying to serve God in the midst of a hectic life. It is a joy to encourage groups through personal songs of worship and the stories and Scriptures that inspired them.

In reading through the Scriptures I have noticed a that practically everyone God calls to do His work is pretty much unqualified to do it. It seems that God has a tendency to call on people that we would never consider calling. David was the least of his family, Moses was slow of speech, Gideon was filled with fear, and Peter was an uneducated fisherman. What does God see that we don’t?