Anxiety Yields to Faith - Bailiff, James D
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Sometimes anxiety overwhelms us. If we are to deal with it successfully, it is important to develop some understanding of what it is and how it affects us. Moreover, we need to discover and experience the power to manage it. Without discounting popular methods of managing our anxiety such as psychotherapy and pharmacological therapy the author explores what he considers to be one of the most powerful weapons, namely, faith. But this is not faith defined as institutional faith such as being a good Roman Catholic or Protestant, but faith as an experience of yielding oneself in radical trust to a…mehr

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Sometimes anxiety overwhelms us. If we are to deal with it successfully, it is important to develop some understanding of what it is and how it affects us. Moreover, we need to discover and experience the power to manage it. Without discounting popular methods of managing our anxiety such as psychotherapy and pharmacological therapy the author explores what he considers to be one of the most powerful weapons, namely, faith. But this is not faith defined as institutional faith such as being a good Roman Catholic or Protestant, but faith as an experience of yielding oneself in radical trust to a power beyond ourselves whose love and strength combine to become a potent force in showing us how to be free while empowering us upon freedom's journey. Anxiety Yields to Faith invites you to join an adventure which may turn out to be one of the most important, life-enhancing journeys you have ever taken.
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Autorenporträt
A native of North Carolina, Dr. Bailiff is retired from pastoral ministry and is now a writer focused on encouraging readers to meaningful and purposeful living. Some of his other books are Mining for Meaning, Shepherd Blessings, Journeying Forward Toward Spiritual Freedom, and My Love Affair with a Dog Named Moose. Trained in both psychology and theology, he holds bachelor degrees from both Johnson University and East Tennessee State University, a Master of Theology from Vanderbilt University, and a Doctor of Ministry from Emory University.