Blake Robert Templeton calls worry "faith in the wrong direction" and frames it as a spiritual attack. He argues that identity comes from divine light, not circumstances, and that trust in God replaces anxiety.
The devil knows my name. Let me tell you why. See, I don't partner with worry. Scripture says, do not be anxious about anything. So not some things, not most things, anything. So when worry or anxiety tries to creep in, I don't entertain it. I see it as a direct attack from the enemy. So I replace it with trust because worry is just faith in the wrong direction. My circumstances don't define me. The lamp before my feet and the light before my path, that does. And that's why the enemy knows me by name. Does he know yours?
