Does What God Thinks of You Bring Fear or Confidence? Here’s the Truth - Free Indeed - Ep. 113

Key Wellness / Self-Care Strategies & Takeaways

• Replace fear with a “God is good” mindset

  • If thinking about God causes panic or dread, the speaker frames it as evidence you haven’t received a full revelation of God’s goodness.
  • Practice shifting from worry (“What does God think of me?”) to joy/confidence (“God loves me; God is for me”).

• Feed your mind with Scripture (mind renewal)

  • Write down verses about God’s goodness.
  • Meditate on them at home until they “soak into your heart” and become real to you.
  • Turn off distractions (the speaker suggests turning off TV) and spend time in the Word so “blessings flow” from what God has put within you.

• Live from inner spiritual “fruit” rather than outward circumstances

  • The message emphasizes that since the Spirit of God lives in believers, qualities like:

    • love, joy, peace, kindness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are available internally.

  • Choose to “live from” those qualities regardless of circumstances, instead of letting problems determine your emotional and mental state.

• Use an “attitude shift” when life feels hard

  • A practical reframe is recommended: even when there are real challenges, choose what you “see”:
    • See blessings, favor, opportunities, provision, and healing rather than focusing on problems.
  • The speaker describes this as “flipping the script” and moving away from trying to “work up faith” by force.

• Adopt a bold approach to forgiveness and access to grace

  • If you mess up, don’t return to guilt-based behavior.
  • Go “boldly” to the throne of grace to receive mercy and then move forward (rather than crawling in fear).

• Treat “witnessing” as visible goodness in daily life

  • True witnessing is framed as radiating God’s goodness through how you live—bringing kindness, encouragement, forgiveness, generosity, and prayers that have faith for healing.
  • The message argues people will believe a good God is real when they can see good life outcomes from believers.

• Expand expectation: receive “more than you can ask or think”

  • God’s goodness includes abundance and blessing (spiritual and practical provision).
  • The “path” to seeing it is presented as believing God wants it for you, not only for others.

• Health-specific emphasis (healing)

  • God’s goodness is said to include healing power and healing grace—for physical oppression as well as emotional/spiritual burdens.
  • The speaker strongly connects sickness being opposed to God’s will with the idea that believers should expect wellness and restoration.

Prominent Sources / Presenters

• Presenter: Barry Bennett (host/teacher of Free Indeed; Andrew Wommack Ministries referenced)

Scripture References

• John 3:16
• Galatians 5:22–23
• John 10:10–11
• Romans 8:32
• Luke (kingdom/good pleasure; cited generally)
• 2 Corinthians 2:12
• Acts 10:38
• Matthew 12:35
• John 15:7–8
• 2 Peter 1:2–4
• James 1:17
• Ephesians 3:20

Institution / Author Mentioned

• Andrew Wommack Ministries
• Referenced book: He Healed Them All