Meditations for Isolation – Freedom from the Tyranny of Fear (N220)
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In this meditation Anna Robinson reflects on our struggles with fear, anxiety and distress. She looks at how Jesus himself felt great fear, particularly at this time of Easter. Then, drawing on the wisdom of James Finley, Anna leads us through a stilling exercise and meditation where we can bring our deepest fears and distress to Jesus. Through this we hope together we can find freedom from our experience of the tyranny of fear. David Blower compliments the meditation with original music and ambience. If you want a meditation like this one each month, then visit either our PayPal or Patreon membership page.
Released on 10 Apr 2020
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