take ownership of those things blocking us from deepening our connection to God. Faith counteracts and overcomes the constant pull toward invulnerability and disconnection. Joseph Stalin’s Moscow residence had eight bedrooms. Fearful for his safety, each night he chose a bedroom at random to ensure none knew exactly where he slept. Fear—which we gave attention to earlier—has us on the move, inciting more than night sweats. What do we fear? We fear being found out as a fraud, more incapable and sinful