A Non-Anxious Christianity
A Conviction: Christian Faith Should Ease Anxiety, Not Create It
Note: Given the enthusiastic response to my recent posts on convictions, I definitely feel the need to continue in this vein. Consider this a series. As always, I invite my community of paid subscribers to join me in dialogue here.
In my summary, building on the work of James McClendon, convictions are life-shaping, identity-forming, maybe even death-defying, core beliefs. I am convinced that meaningful lives are built on convictions. Those who abandon convictions that no longer fit them do best if they can identify and build on new convictions.
