Fear has many faces — finances, illness, family struggles, uncertainty, or loneliness. In my counselling work with Christian women, I see how often fear is intertwined with our desire for control. We try to plan enough, fix enough, or manage enough to feel secure. But the truth is, the more we tighten our grip on control, the more anxious we become. The Control Paradox From a psychological point of view, fear often begins with uncertainty or loss. We respond by trying to take

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