You're not broken. You're occupied territory.
Modern psychology can describe your anxiety down to the neurotransmitter. All of that is real. And all of it together still leaves out an entire dimension of what you are.
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To help feed your desire to face the challenge, I offer three reasons to take your kids to church.
