Build Christian Faith Beyond Fear: Let Go of Religious Pressure and Discover a Deeply Personal, Life-giving Relationship With a God Who Leads With Love

Fear tightens. Love widens.Striving instead of resting. Earning instead of receiving. If that’s been your experience, this book is an invitation to something more.Not a new religion. Not an abandonment of Christ. Just a broader look at how fear often presents itself as safety and calls itself love.It began with a question, when life suddenly stopped making sense.A question I couldn’t shake:What would it hurt to trust God, alone?A Conversation You’re Invited to OverhearThis book is written as a dialogue, my honest questions as a Christ-follower, meeting a voice of patient, persistent Love. Not a voice that argues or defends. A voice that makes room. That says Beloved and means it. That answers doubt with presence instead of proof.Through ordinary moments, walking Daisy who refuses to hurry, a boat on a quiet lake, a marriage that almost ended, the conversation unfolds gently.And you may find it sounds strangely familiar.Like something you’ve heard before, in your quietest moments.A still, small voice inviting you near.What If You’ve Had It Backwards?What if belonging isn’t something you earn, but something you remember?Inside these pages, you’ll discover:Permission to question what you inherited without abandoning your faithA Love that isn’t keeping score, waiting for you to failA name for the ache you’ve carried but couldn’t explainThe quiet realization: you were never outside the InfiniteIncludes a 52-Week Devotional Journey of quiet, reflective momentsThe conversation doesn’t end when the book does. Fifty-two weeks of reflections and simple practices help you keep listening for the voice that’s been there all along, patient, steady, kinder than your thoughts.This Book Is For You If:You’re carrying questions that feel too risky to speak. Faith has felt heavy, and you’re not sure why. You want to trust again, not in a system, but in a Love that doesn’t let go.No formulas. No five-step plans. Just presence. And maybe that’s enough.