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Keep It Simple
$18.95Add to cartThese daily meditations are for people in recovery who are either beginning a Twelve Step program or looking for renewal in the basic principles of recovery. Keep It Simple shows how prayer, meditation, and action can bring sobriety and peace to one’s life. Suggested daily activities help readers integrate these concepts into their daily lives. Keep It Simple presents the basics of recovery in terms that allow any reader the chance to enjoy the gifts of sobriety and serenity.
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Please Dont Say You Need Me
$17.99Add to cart1. What’s Wrong with Me?
2. What Are the Symptoms of Codependency?
3. Why Do I Act This Way?
4. Codependency in Parent-Child Relationships
5. Codependency in Marriage
6. Codependency in Friendship
7. Codependency in the Workplace
8. Help! I’m Dependent!
9. Maintaining Healthy Relationships
159 PagesAdditional Info
Please Don’t Say You Need Me … is a common plea voiced by people trapped in unhealthy, codependent relationships. Confused by their conflicting emotions, they feel trapped between wanting to love and care for someone else and yet at the same time, needing to escape from his or her intense and suffocating demands for self-esteem. Jan Silvious offers practical biblical answers for those dealing with codependency – actually people dependency – which can exist not only between mates, but also between siblings, parents and children, and friends. -
Touchstones : A Book Of Daily Meditations For Men
$18.95Add to cartMen striving to achieve serenity or working on maintaining emotionally and spiritually balanced lives a year’s worth of daily support and guidance.
Exploring men’s roles as lover or spouse, father, and friend, each reading includes a meditation and a closing thought to ignite new possibilities.
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Night Light : A Book Of Nighttime Meditations
$18.95Add to cartRemember how comforting it felt, as a child, to fall asleep with a night-light glowing in the dark? Our Night Light is a collection of meditations that helps us remember how our Higher Power is like a comforting, ever-present light in our lives. These nightly readings can help us learn to trust the spiritual light within us for strength, comfort, and guidance.
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Helping When It Hurts
$12.00Add to cartRobert L. Hunter offers practical insight into how to be a friend to someone in crisis. He contends that a focus on change, an emphasis on the future, a respect for people, and the faith in God are all crucial in the helping process. Anyone experiencing hurt over a major loss, illness, or injury needs, in his opinion, to hear four key messages: you are not alone; your feeling matter; all is not lost; and you can still help yourself. To this end, he sets out fourteen fundamental skills which the helper can use in effectively communicating these messages to the person in crisis.
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To Walk And Not Grow Weary (Student/Study Guide)
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When your resources are at low ebb, you’re susceptible to depression-and none of us is fully exempt from its inner grip. You may be struggling to stay above water, all the time fighting off factors from within and without-emotional fatigue, loneliness, discouragement, pressure to succeed, oppressive guilt, circumstances you can’t change.
Take heart! Scripture shows us that men and women of God have gone through the same depressing circumstances that plague us today-yet they triumphed through God’s grace. To Walk and Not Grow Weary contains twelve Bible studies that present cameos of God’s people under pressure. You’ll learn how to identify human problems and welcome God’s solutions in chapters such as:
* Job-When the Lights Go Out
* David-Dealing with Guilt
* Jesus-How to Handle Rejection
* Barnabas-Encouraging Others:The Alternative to Self-preoccupation Let God renew your strength as you place your hope in Him. He has promised that you will “soar on wings like eagles … run and not
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Step Further : Growing Closer To God Through Hurt And Hardship
$18.99Add to cart1. We’re In This Together
2. Body Building
3. I Wouldn’t Do This For Just Anybody!
4. Unlikely Saints!
5. God’s Showcase
6. When Nobody’s Watching
7. Breaks Us And Makes Us
8. Trust And Obey
9. Don’t Compare. . .Share!
10. While We Wait
11. I Wish I Were Healed
12. Why Wasn’t I Healed?
13. Satan Schemes. . .God Redeems
14. Prayers And Promises
15. Let God Be God
16. Heaven
195 PagesAdditional Info
Joni Eareckson Tada is one of today’s great Christian women, and “A Step Further,” which grew out of her own pilgrimage as a disabled person, is one of the great Christian books of our time. Written in the simple, friendly, exuberant, down-to-earth style that is special to Joni, it is a tremendous tonic for Christians living in pain and frustration, and it unfolds some neglected aspects of the wisdom of God superbly. This is heart-to-heart writing at its best.We have all waded through the verbal swamp of syrupy cliches as some sufferers overspiritualize their pain. We have also felt the hot breath of bitterness from those who refuse to accept and adjust to their disability. Joni represents neither extreme. In her book there is a beautiful balance between tough-minded reality and scripturally based theology.
Through her public example, Joni Eareckson Tada has done more to straighten out warped views of suffering than all of the theologians put together. Her life is a triumph of healing-a healing of the spirit, the most difficult kind. When she speaks about the problem of pain, we should all sit up and take notice.”
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Overcoming Worry And Fear
$20.00Add to cartThis simply-written book offers practical techniques for relaxing feelings of worry and fear and taking problems in easy stride. We have worries and fears partly because we have been trained to be afraid. Under stressful conditions, this training takes over. In easy-to-understand terms, Paul Hauck explains the Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) appraoch used in this book–that our fears and worries are generated by our irrational beliefs.
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Overcoming Frustration And Anger
$20.00Add to cartHow do you handle frustration? With irritation, anger, hostility, rage? By blaming the person or event bothering you? If so, your reaction will backfire and make you ill, prevent you from handling the problem at hand, and make you an unhappy person. This book shows you a better way to manage frustration and anger.
