" Izingelosi Esigodini "

ISBN-13: 9781494920265 / Zulu / Miękka / 2014 / 42 str.

Patti Sassy Chiappa

Opis

Approximately 1 in 3 people will develop cancer in their lifetime. Chances are you know someone right now. There are many books about cancer offering advice and support but Angels in The Valley is not only actually a Bible study that uses God's Word to confront the realities of cancer while guiding the reader into a deeper faith, But a book packed with helpful resources that will be helpful to you. Whether in the stage of suspicion, treatment, remission, or the end of life, you will discover biblical answers to cancer. Some of the issues discussed are: purpose in pain, comfort in crisis, brokenness, the truth of God's promises, freedom through worship, acceptance, the shadow of death, and finding contentment. Each of the faith-filled lessons are packed with descriptive insights, biblical truths, and coping techniques. Be prepared to be encouraged, educated, comforted, and redirected. Scriptural references and symbolisms are used to parallel personal circumstances to provide greater relevance. Using my experiences with cancer, honest emotions, personal dilemmas, and God-centered solutions are explored. Questions and answers, simple exercises, meditative thoughts, and exploration of feelings engage the reader with every lesson helping to ease the pain of cancer and improve one's general and spiritual well-being. Whether Christ is the center of your existence or a distant bystander, the devastation of cancer is the same. If you have been diagnosed with cancer or are supporting someone who has, this study is for you. A gift of encouragement for someone else or a boost of inspiration for yourself, this study provides a daily dose of spiritual medicine to soothe the troubled soul. A portion of this profit of each sale will go to the Dana Farber Fund helping those with cancer.

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