The Handlebar Podcast 68. THE FEAR OF MAN (FEAT. VINCENT AND ABIGAIL HARDY)
Jan 13, 2025
Vincent and Abigail Hardy, directors of Zion Dance Project, inspire listeners with their mission to help people break free from the fear of judgment. They share personal stories highlighting the importance of embracing childlike worship and the power of dance as a tool for liberation. The conversation dives into the contrast between the fear of man and the fear of God, emphasizing the need for divine approval over societal expectations. Listeners are encouraged to discover their intrinsic worth and find freedom through genuine self-expression.
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Fear Of Man Ties to Identity
- Fear of man often comes from not knowing who you truly are or fearing your true self.\n- Fear dissolves when you fully accept your God-given identity and gifts without concern for others' approval.
Value Comes From God Alone
- Fear of man arises when we allow others to dictate our value and identity.\n- True freedom begins when we root our value in God's love rather than human approval.
Childhood Criticism's Lasting Impact
- Sarah Beth shares how a childhood comment about her awkward running still impacts her self-image.\n- Early judgments seed long-lasting fear of man that affects adult confidence.