The sin of control is the oldest rebellion in the human heart.

It lives in the midnight email check. In the rigid schedule that cannot bend. In the succession plan that must account for every contingency. In the exhausted father who cannot stop calming every storm.

This is not a management problem. It is not a personality type. It is the practical declaration that God is insufficient unless you seize the helm.

In The Sin of Control and the Fear of Chaos, six men-Ethan, Marcus, Victor, Samuel, Robert, and Jamal-guide you into the anatomy of the grip. Drawing on the ancient Hebrew imperative