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Adam Mesa is Lead Pastor of Patria Church and speaks to a congregation of 12,000 about how the gospel of Jesus Christ brings purpose to every life. Patria
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In this video 0:00 Understanding Fear and Faith8:49 Lessons from the Israelites24:48 Overcoming Fear of Rejection and Failure34:56 Intimacy with God and Trusting His Control50:14 Invitation to Faith
Understanding Fear and Faith 0:22 No, fam. All these people are suspect. Like, I'm not feeling this vibe. I don't like the way they look. I don't like the way they talk, and I sure don't like the way they walk. Like, why is this dude wearing a backpack0:34 in a movie theater? Now that don't make no sense. Somebody should be watching this dude. Like, where's security at? They should be patrolling this lobby. They should be patrolling that movie theater.0:46 Like, I'm low key feeling, like, vulnerable right now. Got me in my fillers. Right? Just got me thinking about being in that movie theater all alone with these crazy0:58 folks. They might kick me in the back of my they could be fighting on the brother. Kick me in the back of my head while I'm eating my popcorn. No. I'm good. And I ain't scared.1:10 And I may not be the baddest dude, but I'm in the top 2. Wish you would. What does this do? Who's that dude? No.1:22 Why is he looking sus Everybody here suspects. All y'all.1:45 Don't go in there. They're stupid.2:20 Hello?4:18 We'll get to know your emotions. When the unexpected is staring you in the face, fear is there to keep you safe. With speed and wisdom,4:30 fear assesses the situation and settles your nerves in his own special way. He's got this. Thank you, Fear.
5:17 Man, fear is messy. You know, the crazy thing about fear is when it's done naturally well and it's used in the right way is it's normally meant to help you add
5:28 precaution to anything in life. For instance, if you were to stand at the edge of a mountain and someone said, hey, 1, 2, 3, jump. Fear should stop you to say, hey, maybe you should think about this for a moment. Maybe
5:40 you should consider the risk on the other side of this. But there's also an element where fear can be a detriment to our life, where it keeps us from moving forward. It prevents us from being able to see the
5:52 other side of thing because fear ultimately is driven by insecurity of what's unknown.
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6:42 I think of all these famous movies, particularly 1 of mine when I was a child called Cast Away. When Tom Hanks, his plane goes down on an island and he's basically shipwrecked from the
6:54 airplane on this island. And he's there by himself for a number of years. And in this moment, he has to consider himself, do I go and brave out the ocean by myself
7:06 and maybe risk death, but also maybe I'll meet someone while I'm out on the ocean? Or he says, do I stay on this island for the rest of my life and I just die here alone? I mean, that's a pretty scary thing to think
7:18 about. Do I brave the ocean or do I live here alone for the rest of my life? Fear normally drives that question or that doubt that we may have. Or you also think what a lot of people love
7:30 is scary movies. I once met someone who was the director of very famous scary
7:42 movies. And when they told me they were a Christian, I kind of stunningly had kind of a perplexed look on my face, because they make horror movies. And when I looked at them a little odd, they asked, why would you think
7:54 it's strange that I'm a Christian and I direct horror movies? And I said, well, that doesn't seem like fear and scary things go in tandem with maybe being a Christian. Upon that moment, now you can
8:05 agree or disagree with this thought, but upon that moment, they said, if I can convince you so clearly that the darkness is real and fear is real, then naturally, you may start to consider maybe the
8:17 light is real, and maybe trust is real. And I think of that when it came to Peter, when he was afraid of a storm and Jesus calls him to walk on water. Fear
8:29 is maybe I'll drown. But the upside is, if I can find bravery inside of myself, I can find a relationship with Jesus on the other side of this storm. As we look into fear today, maybe, maybe
8:41 we could just see that there is a precautious side that's great, but there's another side that should cause you to take a bigger leap towards faith. Fight the fear and step out in faith.
Lessons from the Israelites
9:32 Alright.
9:34 Let's talk about fear a little more today. If any of you brought your bibles with you, would you turn to Exodus chapter 14? Or if you have it on your smart, you can start scrolling there
9:46 as well. If you don't have anything with you today, that's we'll have it up on the screen as you can see. If you're with us last week, we talked about and talked about Moses'
9:58 anxiety about finding his voice and trusting God, with his through his own in security. And if you look at this week, as we talk about fear, we're going to be continuing that story.
10:10 Of the children of Israel. And so we're going to continue in that space. And as you're finding your place in Exodus 14 chapter 10, I've been asked by
10:22 many people where where I get my shirt from, the Patriot shirt. Conference in 30 days, and then you get this and many other shirts that we're going to have that you can represent
10:34 your faith and also your church. Also, I would love for us to celebrate how good God is. Last Sunday night, we celebrated our corona pre launch over in Dos Lagos. We had
10:45 1100 people show up to that pre launch. Over a thousand people, many of you were there worshiping, setting culture, engaging with people in the community.
10:57 I met multiple people who were just there for the mall that day shopping, who decided to come to service because they heard the music and wanted to hear and they walked up and they stayed. We had so many salvations that
11:09 night. 1 1 person in particular, our church, and him and his wife gave their life to Christ that night. So it was absolutely amazing
11:21 what God is already doing. Additionally, 2 pastors that, pastor older gentlemen, pre launch service. They showed
11:33 up. Both of them went up to me and pastor Aaron after and said, I will do whatever it takes to help Patriot find a permanent location here in Corona because I believe in what you guys are doing. And so we're just
11:44 thankful that God is moving. We're thankful that we're being welcomed into the city by many men of God who are there pastoring. There's no competition in the kingdom of God. We have felt nothing but open arms, and
11:56 we're there to lift each other's arms up. And and we really feel like God is uniting his church today, and, it's really incredible to see what God is doing. So let's dig in. Exodus chapter 14 verse
12:08 10. If you're ready, would you stand for the honor of reading God's word today? Here we are at in the story where everything Moses was encouraged to do by the Lord, he's done.
12:20 He spoke to Pharaoh. The famines have already the plagues and the famines have already happened. Pharaoh has already lost his oldest son, and now, Pharaoh has released the Israelites to leave Egypt,
12:31 leave slavery. Upon them leaving, they come to the Red Sea, and Pharaoh decides to change his mind, and instead, he's going to pursue Israel again. He's going to kill many
12:43 of them and capture many back into slavery. That is the point of the story we find ourselves right now. The sea on 1 side, and the army on the other side. Here's what it says. When pharaoh drew
12:55 near, the people of Israel lifted up their eyes and behold, the Egyptians were marching after them. And they feared greatly.
13:09 It because there are no graves in Egypt that you've taken us away to die in the wilderness? What have you done to us in bringing us out of Egypt? Crazy. How
13:21 when you're scared, you say some crazy.
13:39 Stand firm and see the salvation of the Lord, which he will work for you today. For the Egyptians whom you see today, you shall never see again. The Lord will fight
13:51 for you. Once you've done elbow someone and say, the Lord will fight for you. Tell the other person you don't like as much, the Lord will fight for you. Use your right arm
14:03 now. There we go. And he says, and you only have to be silent. That's a word for someone today. We can
14:14 amen, finish service, and leave today. I just gotta be silent. Okay. The Lord said to Moses, why do you cry to me? Tell the people of Israel to go
14:26 forward. Why y'all stopping at this seat? Well, God, there's a water in between us. He says, go forward. And he says, go, lift up your staff and stretch out your hand over the
14:38 seat and divide it.
14:58 And I have gotten glory over pharaoh and his chariots and his horsemen. You may be seated. This is a story. Let's talk a little bit about fear today. There's a lot of things
15:10 just within this story that we see that the children of Israel saw fear, amplify in their life the moment they started seeing the sea in front of them and the armies
15:30 more that danger seems to be in front of us. Israel is scared of an ocean that's in front of them. They can't swim fast enough. They can't make both boats fast enough. There are millions
15:42 of people who have left Egyptian captivity. In their head, there is no way that they survive this. The moment they feel like there's no way they can survive this, and then the moment they see the army chasing them, they
15:54 start to say things that they normally wouldn't say. Just days prior, they were saying, yes, look, God is delivering us. God is saving us.
16:06 Blood of the lambs over their door posts. They had no issues exercising faith when all of the plagues came and none of them were hurt or none of them were hindered. But now all of a sudden that they see a path that they
16:18 can't go back to, or they can't move forward. Now they start saying, Moses, why did you bring us out of Egypt? It's crazy how when we're scared, we start to say things that we didn't just say days prior. Just
16:30 like the Israelites. I want Curtis senior, could you jump up up here real quick? Could you help me out with something? Your son Curtis junior helped me out first service, so I thought it was only right if you stand right
16:40 here. Let me ask you a question. Are you a fan of cookies? Yes. You like cookies? Yes. Okay. I just need you to do me a favor. Right here, there are some cookies inside of this container,
16:52 and there's a hole that you can see. No 1 else can see it, but there's a little hole right there. I just need you to do me a favor. Don't don't feel around while you're in there. Okay? If you just go straight down,
17:03 there's going to be a cookie in there. Okay? Don't worry about anything else that's in there. Don't it just don't but don't move your hand. Just go straight down and grab the cookie. Okay? Would you do it? No. No. You
17:14 can't look yet.
17:14 You can't look yet. Give me a sec.
17:16 Just straight down. Don't go like this. Just go like this, and then pull back up. There will be a cookie down there. There will be. I promise you. That I'm not lying to you. Okay? Straight all the way down. Go ahead.
17:27 Just go all the way down. Here you go. There you go.
17:29 All the way down. Get the Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. Get the cookie. Get the cookie. Go ahead. Grab the cookie.
17:41 You can tell they're fake now though, Now you can see they're fake. Ain't it crazy? You start to have a little bit of faith, but then the moment you see what's in front of you, that's where you give up.
17:51 You're
17:51 like, oh, never mind. No 1 wants a cookie that bad. Go, yeah. Nobody wants Can we give brother Curtis a hand real quick? That's kind of what fear
18:03 starts to do, is Hebrews 11 talks about faith, and if you really understand faith, it says, faith are the things hoped for, but not yet seen. The reality of that is having faith in God means that as I can't
18:15 see things, the actual belief that God is with me can actually be increased. But the more that my hurdle is clearer, the less faith that I exercise.
18:27 Like, Oh, okay. Yeah. I mean, I'm a little But I kept building it up. I said, Oh, don't worry. Don't But if I just told him reach in there and grab, more than likely, he would have just reached in there and grabbed. But
18:36 the moment I exposed what was actually in there, now it's like, Oh, yeah. No. I'm not going. I'm not going near that. I can see that clearly. Isn't that just like with Peter when he looks at the storm? There's a moment
18:47 where the bible says, Jesus calls Peter to walk on the water. He starts to, and then the story says, and then as the storm and the waves started to, get louder and higher, it says, Peter
18:59 started to get more scared and he started to sink. He was fine when the waters were pretty calm trusting Jesus. But the moment there was a little thunder, the moment the rain started increasing, the moment the waves
19:09 started getting bigger, now he was thinking himself, Jesus, I don't think you because the thing is, the more we see things, the greater our fear comes and the more it affects your faith.
19:21 That's what happened with Israel. The more that their troubles and their trials became clearer, they saw this huge army coming after them. They saw this deep ocean in front of them. They thought to themselves in their
19:33 head, there's no way God can rescue us this time. Past, but he definitely this army and this ocean is too big for God to move.
19:45 Well, amazing that they say that, but God still proves himself to be a rescuer in their life. I want you to look at this. This is many fears that you and I struggle with on a daily basis. Here's 10 fears according to
19:56 psychologists are the 10 most common fears that they see people struggle that debilitate their ability to move forward in life. These they'll actually keep you, get you a little off
20:08 guard. There's people who struggle with social phobia, which is a fear of social interaction. They have a fear of joining groups. They have a fear of going to dinners with people. They don't know what we'll
20:20 talk about. What will I wear? Will I dress appropriately? If I start a new school or a new job? What if I get no friends? What if I don't know new It's this social fear. There's also trypophobia, which
20:32 is a fear of social a circle cluster. That. Well, you actually experience it almost every day, if not weekly. If you were
20:44 to walk by a flower with 1 bee, most of us wouldn't have a problem with that unless you just have some type of fear of bees. But if you walked by a bush and there were 10000 bees, you would run the
20:56 other direction. Okay? That's that's an that's an instinctual thing in you that says, when I see a cluster of something, I start to get scared. Street
21:07 before, and I've seen 1 police officer, and I've never been scared. But if I see 6 police officers, immediately start thinking to myself, am I good? Do I did I I got all my parking tickets up today, or if I see 1
21:19 biker buy his motorcycle, I don't think anything. But if I see 10 bikers buy their motorcycle, I start thinking, oh, no. You lot It's not because you're scared of them personally, it's because the moment a uniformed
21:30 cluster is in front of you, you start get you start wondering, they have more power over me. Whether it's an animal, whether it's a person, you'll know this. You ever walked in a room before and everyone was talking and
21:41 everyone was laughing and everyone's eating lunch, and then the moment you walk in, everybody stops talking and they all look at you? If only 1 person did that, you wouldn't care, but the fact that 10 people do it, you
21:52 start thinking themselves, were they talking about me? That's a fear. Social clusters. Any times it changes, if you're not in it, you get scared. You're like, what's going on? What am I not a part of? What is happening
22:02 without me? You also see that there's a thing called Thanophobia, which is a fear of death. There's Actophobia, which is a fear of failure. Nasophobia, which is a fear of developing a disease. There's Arachnophobia,
22:14 a fear of spiders, which brother Curtis just shared with us his fear. There's vehaphobia, which is a fear of driving. You may think to yourself, who has a fear of driving? Well, if you know and love anyone that's in
22:26 your life that maybe is elderly, it tends to be as you get older, you have a greater fear of driving. You ever meet someone elderly, they don't like driving at night, they don't like driving long distances, it's not just
22:36 because they're scared of driving, they think to themselves, what if something happens while I'm driving? What if I need someone? So a lot of elderly people, they either make small drives or they just stop driving in
22:45 general and choose to be picked up every time. That's because that's a real fear that develops. And we're there to help those that we love, to assist them in that fear. Claustrophobia, fear of enclosed spaces,
22:55 acrophobia, fear of enclosed spaces, spaces, acrophobia, fear of heights, arophobia, and you see when it came to Israel, there were some of these fears that they exhibited just in their statements
23:07 and in their experience. I want you to look as we saw in Exodus chapter 14. Israel said it was better to serve Egypt than it was to die. In other words, they had a social fear. The
23:19 moment they all gravitated towards each other, their fears increased. And they said, let's just give ourselves to the Egyptian. So the social impact, it aided each other in wanting to give themselves up to surrender in
23:31 Egypt. They had a fear of death. They had a fear of failure. We got this far, but God isn't with us, so therefore, let's go back to Egypt. We have failed. So let's go back. They saw Egypt
23:43 pursuing them in an army, and the army in the front of them, and the sea behind them. So they see an army, a circle cluster in front of them, and then they started to have a fear of enclosed spaces. The further they were
23:54 backed into the sea, the more that millions of people started pushing each other up against the water. Their fear of enclosed places and fear of this army coming into them started to make them have some
24:06 drastic decisions. They feared being lost and dying in the wilderness. So they had a fear of disease and a fear of death once again. So it's very common that not just in our
24:18 life, but even in the lives of the Israelites, that as they started to fear things, a lot of all of these fears started to rise up in them, which led them to wean or lack on their faith.
24:30 But 1 of the great things I love about God is the greater Israel's fear rose, the more God showed himself to be faithful in their life. When they said, why don't we just go back to Egypt,
24:41 Moses? God tells Moses, tell them to move forward. Stop. Be silent. Move forward. And then he tells Moses, lift up your arm and divide the sea and cross because I'm
Overcoming Fear of Rejection and Failure
24:53 with you. You would think that if Israel was doing that much complaining I'm a father, so I can put myself in the shoes like many of you guys. If my kids complained in that moment as much as Israel did, we'd
25:05 be going home. And me and my kids were at Disneyland, and my kids saw we go to Disneyland, and there's a long line to get in, and it's hot that day,
25:17 and some of their rides aren't working, and they were just like, dad, why'd you even wake us up this morning to come here? Why you even have us waiting in this heat? We could be in our living room right now on our iPads
25:29 eating snacks and air conditioning. What a waste of a day. You know what I would do? I say, get y'all's butt in the car because I'm going to give you exactly what you're complaining about. But God doesn't do that
25:41 with Israel. They're sitting there whining and complaining. He's like, alright. Let me split the sea for you. Alright. Let me destroy the Egyptians for you. Alright. You're hungry in the wilderness, let me bring some
25:52 food from heaven for you, some manna. Oh, you're thirsty in the wilderness? None of y'all are going and searching for water. You're just complaining about thirsty. Let me bring you a lake in the river. It's just like, he
26:02 just was continually faithful to them as a great father does. He's a better father than I could ever be. And that's the goodness of God even in our fears of how faithful he is to you and
26:14 I. How good he is to you and I. Because as you see this story, you're meant to see and see, God, you have been the same way to me. The Israelites expose 4 questions that we often ask
26:25 ourselves or we encounter when it comes to fear. Here's 4 things that we encounter when fear starts to rise. The first question we ask ourselves is does God reject me?
26:38 Has God rejected me? Am I going through what I'm going through? Am I scared of what I'm scared of because God has rejected me? The second thing we ask ourselves is, have I failed God? Where did I get things wrong?
26:50 And this isn't just God. These are fears that we face even with people. Has someone rejected me? Has someone failed me, or have I failed someone? The third thing is, do I really know God, and does he really know
27:01 me? Did I get God right? This is a fear of intimacy. Do I know God, and does he know me? Same thing goes to humans as well, and people as well. Do they know me? Does my wife really know me, and do I really know her?
27:13 It's this, it's this intimacy question we ask when we start to face hardship in a relationship. And then the last 1 is, am I losing control of my life? We have a fear of not being
27:25 in control. We want to be in control. We want to be in control of our ship. We want to be in control of the boat. We want to be in control of the car. We want to be in control of the bike. And when you feel like you're
27:36 not in control, that is when fear starts to really settle in. So today, let's just look at those 4 things really quickly. Let's first look at the fear of failure, something you and I face all the time.
27:48 The great church father, Saint Augustine says this, do not be disturbed by the voices of those who reject you, but rather seek the voice of the 1 who accepts you.
27:59 And a
27:59 lot of times, the outside voices are the ones we allow in the most without trusting that God is the 1 who actually is looking to accept you. God is the 1 who's actually looking to guide you and lead you. He
28:11 encourages Israel in the midst of their complaints to remain silent. Why does he want them silent? So that they can actually see him moving on their behalf. But the louder they get, the
28:23 louder they're with each other, and the louder they're complaining, and the louder they're scared, he's saying, guys, you can't even hear what I'm trying to do in the midst
28:30 of this moment. So therefore, is there fear
28:30 of the noise? So therefore, as their fear of the noise comes, God is trying to say, listen to me. And you and I often times when we're scared of rejection, we
28:42 allow all of the outside noises to invest in our life. But we have to see that God is in the midst of it. There's so many times that we're scared of rejection, even when it comes to trusting God. I've met many people
28:54 in church who have had a Catholic background, who have told me before, pastor Adam, my family won't talk to me anymore, because since I've been coming to a Protestant Christian church, I decided to get baptized. And when
29:05 I got baptized, my family told me that I was already baptized as a baby, and I shared with them what this baptism meant to me, and now my, some of my family members said they don't want me to come around at Christmas
29:15 anymore. I've heard that all too many times. That by choosing Jesus, many people and many family members may reject you. And there's a fear that that may keep
29:27 you from trusting God deeper, or moving towards God deeper. There was 1 time I was in Jerusalem, it was my first time in Israel. I was there with some friends, with some other pastors, and
29:39 a couple of them were friends of mine. And so it was about 11 o'clock at night, and we were in the old city in Jerusalem, where the ones you've seen all the pictures of, all the old buildings, the old, old temple, and
29:49 all that stuff like that. And so, we decide late at night to go on a walk together. It's about 11 o'clock at night. Walk, and all of a sudden coming up before us is a
30:01 Hasidic Jew. If you don't know what a Hasidic Jew is, it's the Jewish, people who have the sideburns, they have the black top hat, they have the black suit, and everything like that. So they're the ones where they're all
30:12 uniform. They they all look the same. And so, 1 a guy about our age walks up to us, but he's like really secretive. So he passed by us and he goes, hey, excuse me, fellas. And, you know, he's
30:24 got a Jewish accent and Israeli accent. And so we lean over. And we're like, yeah. And that moment, normally, you would think maybe you're gonna be mugged. But he's a very
30:35 religious guy. So all my head goes to drugs. Like, maybe he's gonna ask us for because he's real, like, inconspic he's like looking over his shoulder. He's like real like, telling us to lean in.
30:47 So I'm like, maybe he's gonna like, he looks at us. We're I'm dressed kind of like I am right now. So I'm like, you know, maybe he's thinking like, do you got, do you got, he's going to ask, do you guys have drugs, or
30:58 this or that? And so I'm just prepared to listen my first time, like, what what could we be talking about? Because they're not supposed to talk to us. Hasidic Jews only talk to their own community. So it's odd and
31:09 general that he was asking to have a conversation with us. And he has us come in really close, and he says, by any chance, are you guys evangelical Christians?
31:20 And we look at him, and the only reason why he's assuming is because when you're in Israel, you know, there's kind of 3 3 types besides others, but when you're in that area, you have, you know, you have, Jewish
31:32 people who they either have the kippah, or they look like Hasidic people, or you have Catholics, which Catholics look a little more dressed up when they're in that area, or you have us that look like we were saved the
31:43 day before. Okay? We just wear Jordans, t shirts. That's how he knew we were evangelical Christians. This looked very normal, you know, so, which is part of our tactic to blend in. No, I'm just playing.
31:56 So he says, are you guys evangelical Christians? And we look at each other, and we're like, that's odd. So now I think, oh, he's about to kick us off the street. Like, we're on the wrong side of the hood, because we were
32:05 just on a walk, so he's like telling us to get out, and he's just being polite about it. So we're just like, yeah. We're evangelical Christians. And at that moment, he starts to tear up. And he looks at
32:17 us and he says, I've been going through so much in my life, and nobody prays like you evangelical Christians. You guys have direct access to God.
32:29 And he tells us, I go to the Wailing Wall, which is that wall that you submit prayers, and he goes, all of us Jews, we have recited prayers, and every once in a while, I hear an evangelical Christian, and I hear the way
32:40 you guys pray, and it's like you have a direct relationship with God. Would you pray for me?
32:52 Yeah, we can do that. And so we start praying over him. We each take Yeah. And we are praying for his felt needs. We didn't know what they were. He didn't tell us. He just said, I'm going through things. So we're we're
33:03 just kind of doing broad felt need prayers. But then we're also praying over him the gospel. God, would you open up his eyes to the Messiah? God, would you let him see that Jesus has died for him? Would you see him clear
33:14 would he see Jesus clearly as his Lord and say, we're praying and he's just weeping, he's just crying, he's just weeping, he's just crying. And then he and then he we finished, he looks up, and then 1 of my friends that
33:24 was with me said, hey, we said a lot tonight while we prayed for you over Jesus, about Jesus. And he said, God wanted me to tell you I don't know if this is right or wrong, but God wanted me to tell you that 1 of
33:36 your needs you have tonight, directly tonight, is that you have no more money. And God wants you to know in the same way that he knows you don't have any more money, he knows that you need Jesus in your life.
33:48 And he pulls out a hundred dollar, equal to a hundred dollars in shekels, and he gives it to the young man, and this young man just starts weeping. He's like, it's true, you know, and he goes, God wanted me to tell you
33:59 in the same way that he has supplied your physical needs, he's going to supply your spiritual needs. And so we start to share the gospel with him, and 1 of the biggest things he said is that if I follow Jesus,
34:11 I will lose my mother, I will lose my father, I will lose my community, I will lose the place that I live. And so he says, I'm scared to accept him. I'm scared to follow him
34:22 because I'll be rejected by everyone if I do. And we encouraged him and we said, you know, Jesus talks about being rejected by man. And he says, if you would be rejected by man, you would be accepted by his father in
34:34 heaven. And so we just encourage him to say, rejection sometimes is a good thing to experience, because God will show himself more faithful in your life in times of rejection. So be
34:46 encouraged that rejection is not the end of something. It could very much be the beginning of something for your life. Here's the second thing we see, is people often have a fear, a failure. Moving forward is hardShow more
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