Candace Cameron Bure

It doesn't mean it goes away.

I still have fear of man.

However, my...

my comfort in God is greater than my fear of man.

And so that kind of wipes a lot of the fear of going into a situation for me.

And when I can walk into an interview confidently knowing that it is an entertainment interview, it's secular, it's not a Christian journalist that I'm talking to and they might ask me some hard hitting questions.

I have way less fear because I know that I'm not standing before them on the day that I die.

Amen.

I'm going to stand before a holy God and he's going to give an account for every word that I speak.

And I have so much trust in that through...

the honesty of living my life for God and through finding my identity in him, it just, it doesn't make life easier.

I don't want to say that because there are hard decisions and tough steps to walk through.

But when you know that God's with you, sometimes holding your hand and sometimes literally carrying you,

you're able to do it.

Yeah.

Well, thanks.

And amen to all the things that you said.

Okay, we are going to close out with a listener question.

This is our second one today from Christina.

She says, I have intense insecurity and self-loathing of my face.