God bless your life, dear friend and brother in Christ.
I share with you the Word of God in Proverbs 16:32, which says:
Better is he who takes time to get angry than the strong and who rules over his spirit, than he who takes a city.
There is a difference between speaking out loud, being annoying and being truly brave in the Lord. I have always spoken out loud, but I have not always had courage. I could speak out loud, but my actions were often scary.
When someone has a strong personality, others assume that person is brave, but not always. I have discovered that many people with strong personalities are secretly very fearful. Sometimes they have an aggressive attitude that can hide fears they don't want to face.
What I call "holy courage" is something beautiful. Take the quiet step of obedience and obey regardless of personal cost. Give glory to God and do not overestimate yourself, do not underestimate others who are less aggressive.
A strong voice and carnal aggression always attract attention. Frequently, this type of person does his own will instead of obeying God, and criticizes and judges the most reserved people, who are also precious to the Lord.
It is important to realize that we all have different personalities that God has given us. The fact that someone has a more reserved or reserved personality does not mean that they cannot be brave. In truth, sometimes it is these people who are really brave.
As I said, I always spoke out loud, sometimes it was annoying, but I was secretly afraid. I still have a strong personality, but I have changed. Now I know at what moment I should move forward with courage, and at what moment I should wait, at what time I should speak out loud and at what time I should remain silent.
Divine principles will never work in our lives if we don't have a balance with them. We cannot have a tough and cruel attitude, and call it courage. True courage is full of love and mercy. He is strong when necessary, but he is also considerate of others.
It is urgent that God's plan for the church manifests a sacred value and does not live in secret with fear and condemnation, presenting a false attitude to the world that has no power. Honestly, I think maybe eighty percent of people who consider themselves Christian feel condemned most of the time. Few people really know that they are in Christ and are in the assurance of that truth.
People experience all kinds of insecurity. He hesitates to make decisions, because he is not sure he has heard from God. She doubts herself to such an extent that she does not take the step of obedience, doing what God commands them to do.
When it comes to shouting and making noise, it has a monopoly, especially those that are considered touched and enlightened by God.
If we are really brave, we have to control our emotions and be humble enough to allow God to use us and bless us as He desires.