Faith Over Fear

This book was written for the person who is tired of being afraid — afraid of the past, afraid of the future, afraid of themselves. If you are in recovery, or thinking about it, or holding on by your fingernails, you are in the right place.

You do not need to have it all figured out to start. You do not need to be a Bible scholar. You do not need to have your life cleaned up first — that is the whole point. Come as you are. Across 70 chapters, Steven Lavoie blends lived experience with anchor practices, honest inventories, and tools you can use the same day you read them: the kind of honest faith work that names fear for what it is and replaces it with something sturdier.

Fear has been driving long enough. This guide walks you, one chapter at a time, through the fear that keeps people stuck — fear of being known, fear of the wreckage, fear that this time won't hold — and shows you what it looks like to live with courage instead.

No lectures. No pretense. Just one recovering man telling you the truth: faith is not the absence of fear, it is what you do while your knees are still shaking.