What we must come to see is that any fiery end to the world will be our violence not God's. Link to my notes and transcription of this lecture . Those who abide in me and I in them bear much fruit, because apart from me you can do nothing. It is too highly focused on the individual. Bailie suggests that we might be better off seeing this as an ontological crisis, rather than a psychological one.
Ontology has to do with the nature of our substance, our being, as persons.
The individualistic approach of modern psychology ends up being a shallow, diminishing one in the context of ontology. In other words, to be people of substance, we need to be connected with the One who gives us being. This is Jesus' point in the Vine and Branches Discourse. If we are not connected with the one who gives us being, then we shrivel up psychologically and are ready for the fires of apocalyptic violence. Lacking ontological density or moorings, we are susceptible to getting swept up with the escalating violence around us.