Victory

Psalms 118:21 “I thank you for answering my prayer and giving me victory!” (Your test to a testimony, your mess to a message, all to the victory of God's glory!) 

Hope

Job 11:18 “Having hope will give you courage. You will be protected and will rest in safety.” (Hope is the foundation from which faith is built. Praying your hope is strengthened everyday.

Fear

Psalms 56:3 Whenever I am afraid, I will trust in You. (Trust God even when you can't trace God.) 

Wisdom

1 Chronicles 22:12 “May the LORD give you wisdom and understanding, and give you charge concerning All that your called to do." 

Peace

Romans 15:33 Now the God of peace be with you all Amen. (No circumstance is so big that God cannot control it. Sometimes we just have to let go and let God.) 

God is!

Psalm 46:1 “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” (Lord I don't asked you make life easier. I ask you gives us strength to face and overcome lives troubles.) 

Guilt

What believers do about guilty feelings has a lot to do with what they understand about guilt. By definition, the word refers to a sense of wrongdoing—an emotional conflict arising from second thoughts about a particular action or thought. The biblical method for clearing away such feelings is repentance.

However, many believers are plagued by false guilt, which is not actually rooted in sin. It can develop in several ways:

A church caught up in legalism can foster this unhealthy feeling. A member may not do enough of what is “required” (such as praying, Bible reading, and witnessing). Or she may do things that others in the church categorize as wrong, even though there’s no scriptural basis for their opinion.

Painful memories of abuse in childhood often lead an adult to believe he is somehow to blame for the sins committed against him.

Hearing believers’ criticisms of others can lead to low self-esteem. Without clear discernment, a person may get the sense that he can’t measure up to God’s standards or the world’s.