Living Courageously: You Can Face Anything, Just Do It Afraid - Plot & Excerpts
Lillian Russell The fear of the unknown is a frequent fear that people deal with. The phone rings and a family member says, “I need to talk to you about something very important. Can you meet me next week to discuss it?” You try to get a bit of information out of the caller, but the person is determined to see you face-to-face. Now you have a week to wait for the “unknown” conversation to happen. Is this relative angry about something? Is there a problem in the family you don’t know about? Is someone going to try to borrow money from you? What you do with the fear will determine the quality of the week in front of you. You can trade the fear for trust in God, or you can keep reasoning, revolving your mind around and around an imaginary problem until you become anxious and lose a few nights of sleep. Fear always shows up in a negative way, but faith is always positive. Have you ever noticed that when things like that happen, we rarely imagine all kinds of wonderful things? Why not think, I wonder if my relative is going to give me that extra car?
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