Finding Confidence When Insecurity Is Loud - Date Night
Date Night With The Woods
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15m
Insecurity is something every person wrestles with—leaders, parents, professionals, and even the most confident people you know. But where does it come from, and how can we overcome it?
In this episode of Date Night, we talk about the reality of insecurity in everyday life. From comparison and fear of failure to feeling overlooked or not good enough, these struggles are more common than we realize. The Bible shows us that even people like Moses, Gideon, and Peter battled insecurity—yet God still used them powerfully.
Welcome to Date Night with the Woods, where Pastor Tony Wood & wife Bre have truthful and transparent conversations about the blessings and challenges of being a biblical family in a progressive culture. Each episode connects biblical truths with practical ways to live for the gospel and fight for the family.
Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnijXP0EikA
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