How can faith strengthen resilience and hope during anxious times?

How can I be sustained during the “marathon” as well as the “sprint” experiences in life?

How can I develop firm but flexible boundaries – ones that discourage overfunctioning and burnout and nurture collaboration and community?

During times of uncertainty, it can be tempting to live from a place of fear, frustration and helplessness. Our imagination, fueled by an abundance of news and opinions, can become flooded with negative images and consumed with negative thoughts. As a result, we can find that our functioning become increasingly reactive, thereby increasing our sense of fear, frustration and helplessness.

Our faith can help us to calm our fears, adopt a more hopeful perspective and consider how facing into a crisis can actually strengthen us. So,

Might I discover previously untapped inner strength – strength that I did not know I had, but that this experience can bring to the fore?

How might this experience be challenging me to order (or reorder) priorities?

How might I use my imagination – and engage with others’ imaginations – to discern new opportunities for creative living?