When life feels hopeless and fear takes over, Jesus’ words still speak: “Don’t be afraid; just believe.” Faith in who Jesus is—not just what He can do—gives us hope, peace, and courage in life’s most hopeless moments.

IMPACT CARD

Discussion Questions:

What are some things that used to scare you as a kid, and what are the things that cause fear or anxiety for you now as an adult? How do you usually respond when you face something that feels hopeless?
Take time to read Mark 5:21–43 together. What stands out to you about the way Jesus responds to both Jairus and the bleeding woman? What do these interactions reveal about Jesus’ character and His power over both fear and hopelessness?
Jairus’ obedience meant he kept walking with Jesus even when it seemed too late. Can you think of a time when you had to obey or trust God even when the situation looked hopeless?
What did that experience teach you about God’s timing or faithfulness?
What would it look like this week for you to respond to fear with belief? How can you make your prayers less about getting something from God and more about being with God?