How to be Comfortable with Change

by Chuck Adair on October 18, 2024

How to be Comfortable with Change

Read Numbers 13:25-29

Today’s Truth

We may not all fear change, but most of us would say change is something we would rather avoid.

If we do something long enough, we’ll inevitably begin to choose comfort over change. When we live in our comfort zone, we know what we’re doing, we can predict what’s coming, and everything just seems to flow.

Discussion Questions

How do you respond to seasons of change?
Is there any area of your life where you’re avoiding change because you’re comfortable?
What’s one way that focusing on God’s character gives you confidence?

Application

Fear will always lead us to doubt. Focusing on God’s promises and character will give us the confidence to follow through on what He’s called us to. God is going to go before us. The question is whether we’ll follow through in faith or stay where we are out of fear.

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About the Author

Chuck Adair

If you ask Chuck his favorite thing in life to do, he would tell you it is the teaching and preaching of the scriptures and to call all people to engage in the great adventure of abiding with Christ. He desires to connect people with the richness, adventure, and fullness of life that comes through Christ alone and to reach the unchurched, de-churched, dead-churched, and unmoved. Chuck is married to his best friend Kristin and has two adult children, Taylor and Linley. Kris and Chuck believe the quality of their marriage rises and falls, not on circumstances or feelings, but based on their daily abiding with Jesus (Jn 15.5).

How to be Comfortable with Change