Faith and fear share one thing in common - neither can be seen
Both "faith" and "fear" operate in the realm of the invisible. They don't show up under a microscope or in a photo. They're internal convictions about things that haven't (or might not) materialize yet. - Faith says: "Even though I can't see the outcome right now, I trust it's going to be good / possible / provided for." It projects hope, possibility, and often peace into uncertainty. - Fear says: "Even though I can't see it yet, something bad is coming / I'll fail / it'll hurt." It projects danger, loss, and often anxiety into the same uncertainty. Both are acts of imagination powered by belief. Neither is "provable" in the present moment—they're bets on the future. The big difference isn't visibility; it's 'direction' and 'energy: - Faith tends to expand you → opens doors, encourages action, builds resilience. - Fear tends to contract you → closes options, triggers avoidance or f...