Break Free!
Understanding and Overcoming Disordered Fear
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Fear is an all-pervasive problem of humankind and cohabitates with us with great tenacity. Life is ever changing and new societal fears are ever emerging. The only certainty seems to be that we are a terribly fearful people, yet ironically a people who were never intended to live in such fear. Something is going terribly wrong here. It is not our Heavenly Father’s will or purpose for His children to live in such disordered fear.
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Fear is the greatest motivator that exists outside of love—and yet these two seemingly opposing forces are in fact inseparably related to each other. As a Christian psychotherapist with twenty-five years of experience, I have come to the conclusion that nearly all emotional and psychological struggles share the same root condition I call disordered fear. Fear must be understood to be both accepted and overcome. It is not our heavenly Father’s will or purpose for His children to live under the oppression and bondage of disordered fear, for we are created and destined to reverentially fear God alone. And this is precisely what Break Free! comprehensively addresses.
About the Author
Christopher Wilgers earned his PhD through the School of Professional Psychology at the University of Northern Colorado in 1992. Prior to that, he obtained both a master’s degree in counseling and a bachelor’s degree in education from Colorado State University.
Dr. Wilgers has been counseling professionally since 1988. Prior to establishing his private Christian counseling practice in 1995, he worked as a staff counselor and then as assistant director of counseling, research and testing within a student affairs division of the University of Northern Colorado. Currently he continues to direct a very full and successful private counseling practice in Fort Collins, Colorado. His goals are to delve more deeply into ministering to others through his love for the written word. He currently has two other books in process and has written a quarterly newsletter called The Christian Counselor, which can be seen at www.drclwilgers.com.
Chris resides in Fort Collins, Colorado, with his wife of nineteen years and their two adopted children. In addition to his deep love for God and his intense love of nature, he is an avid cyclist and woodworker.