A funny conversation with a 3-year-old at a company Christmas party leads to some deep introspection. The question was posed, "What are you afraid of?" There are some things in life we know without a doubt that we are not afraid of. If asked we can respond, with quickness and assurance, that we are not afraid. But why is it that we can be so confidently unafraid of fill-in-the-blank, but then not apply that same level of courage to other areas of our life? If we base our fearlessness on the God we serve and Who we belong to, then shouldn't that apply across the board? So ask yourself, what am I afraid of?