Are you feeling nervous, worried, or just plain scared today? You're not the only one. In this comforting Carpooling with Jesus episode, Pastor Justin talks about fear—what it is, why we all feel it (even grownups), and what God says to do when it shows up.

We look at Isaiah 41:10 — “Do not fear, for I am with you; do not be afraid, for I am your God.” You’ll hear how this promise was first shared during a very scary time in history—and how it still applies to your life today.

Jesus doesn’t expect us to never feel afraid. He promises to be with us in the fear. Whether it’s the first day of school, the dark, or something unknown, you’ll learn how to:

• Name your fear and bring it into the light

• Talk to God honestly about what’s making you anxious

• Remember the truth of Isaiah 41:10

• Take one brave step, even if your voice shakes

📘 Key Verse: Isaiah 41:10
🎯 Bottom Line: Feeling afraid doesn’t make you weak. It’s what you do with fear that matters—and Jesus is with you every step of the way.
👂 Discussion Question: What’s one thing that makes you feel afraid, and how can you remember that God is with you in it?

This episode is great for mornings, nervous moments, and helping kids carry courage into their day.

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