It’s almost impossible to express the depth of pain experienced by someone with an abused, neglected, or otherwise scarred background. Even after years of healing, the wounds can be shockingly fresh. One of the most common results of a conflicted past is an insecure present.

Insecurity, while not restricted to youth, is at epidemic proportions among youth today. Over the next several weeks, we’re going to be releasing a four-part series of articles on insecurity along with a companion three-part podcast series. You can listen to the podcast series here, here, and here.

It is my prayer that these bite-sized segments will not only be helpful, but life-changing for some. They’ve certainly been life-changing for me.

this is part 1 of 5 in the series
Insecurity

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About Jason Harris

Dr Jason Harris is a writer, pastor, and academic. He has authored multiple books, articles, and papers including his book Theological Meditations on the Gospel. Jason has a PhD from James Cook University as well as degrees in theology, music, accounting, and research. Jason has lived in Cairns, Australia since 2007 and serves as pastor at CrossPoint Church. You can contact Jason at jason@jasonharris.com.au.