It’s always interesting to talk with people about what their fears are and what they do with them. Some fears I can leave alone (well, if they leave me alone). Ha. But others have to be confronted. May you have great success pushing past yours, Sarah!

I’m thankful for men and women too who have sacrificed far more than I can ever imagine so that we can have the freedom we do in this country. I probably couldn’t have lasted a day in many of the circumstances they’ve endured. ha. Grateful they’ve done it so we don’t have to. It was my honor to get to meet Brett in person.

Definitely agree with you, Jen. One step at a time. That’s often the only way I get anywhere that’s new to me. ha. Just show up. It’s been my mantra for awhile. I’ve recently added to it: Just show up…just open up.

A perfect quote from Jennie Allen. Thanks for leaving that here, Tiffany!

The “Soul Keeper” – I love that term. In Matt Maher’s song “Rest” he uses the phrase “You repair my heart.” I love that too. I agree that peace and fear are opposites. In my right mind, I would always choose peace over fear. Lord, keep giving me a right mind. Thanks for dropping by, Chris.

It’s definitely not easy, especially when some of us are more timid by nature anyway. But I’m grateful that it’s possible to keep moving forward anyway. I’ve heard someone say that even if we have to take our fears along with us in the backseat, we can still get in the car and go. 🙂

Yes, I know about letting fears make the decisions for me too. Hopefully we’ll keep growing out of that the more we age in faith, thank God.