For example, the First Presbyterian Church of Kilgre had oil wells on the property, and the church had thrived for years on the royalty income. Wouldn't you know, I arrived the same month as the last royalty check. Years later, I moved to the Shandon Church, a church in desperate need of more property for parking and expansion. The man who owned the property adjacent to the church had been irritated years earlier by the church bells and had sworn then that the church would never get his property. Arrogance refuses to stir what it's got.
Arrogance thinks it's above what it's got.
Next, let's turn to anxiety. Anxiety confronts Elijah in a big way when he learn that Jezebel wants him dead. He killed off all her favorite prophets, so why this should come as a surprise to him, we'll never know, but anxious he is. So he hides. He wasn't having much success until they showed him a river near the chapel that Francis Asbury once crossed.