The Thoughts of We

Imagine a world where people have no fear. There is no need for men to abuse women, or for people of color to fear the police. Every child is loved and there is no need for soldiers to protect the society from terrorist attacks. Conflict resolution is nonviolent, and every government works to stop climate change. If everyone is free from fear, life will be more enjoyable. This utopia is possible to achieve. But how do we get there?

The answer lies in our own faith. Max Lucado shows us how we can live without fear, and replace it with faith. Throughout the book, we are reminded of the power of faith to change our world. We must learn to live free of fear by changing the way we think about ourselves and others. If we are truly free of fear, we can live the life we want, and we can make the best of our lives.

If we didn’t live in fear, we wouldn’t have the same limitations on our faith. We would pray differently, minister to the sick differently, and share our faith with others with greater confidence. We would pursue the relationship that seems so far away. We would pursue a career path that we once thought impossible. And we wouldn’t let fear stop us from accomplishing our dreams. Instead, we would seek the things that make us happy, rather than those we’re afraid of.