Anxiety operates in predictable, reactive cycles. In families, workplaces, and entire cultures, panic and outrage spread like wildfire. When anxiety mounts, the common instinct is to herd together, blame others, demand quick fixes, or react out of sheer emotion. Yet, followers of Jesus are called to disrupt this cycle by becoming a non-anxious presence. Being a non-anxious presence does not mean abandoning convictions or disconnecting from people; it means staying deeply connected to others without being consumed or dictated by their emotional chaos.
Just a Chill Guy | Part 3
Human beings are naturally meaning-makers who interpret circumstances through internal narratives built from past experiences, family backgrounds, and personal stories. Because our brains rely on predictive processing, different people can