Free Coping with Divorce Book
I have spent the good part of the past several years looking at divorce resources. I personally like resources that help me be a better person while not worrying so much about my ex or anyone else for that matter. Recently I decided to put together my own book that addresses divorce, Christian Divorce Recovery Guide, it isn’t perfect yet but if I wait I may never put it out there.
Do you want to get out of the rut divorce has put you in? Of course you do. With this book I hope that you will renew your relationship with God and begin to view what is going on as an opportunity to make change in your life and become a better person with the purpose of serving God and allowing Him to richly bless you in this troublesome time.
Divorce takes it toll financially on families so I am offering the book free of charge. I don’t want money to come between you and healing. However, if you can afford to give a few dollars to support this book, site, and other information I have set up a donation link asking for $3.95, the price I would’ve asked for the book. God bless and I truly hope the book helps you get through the pain of divorce.
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Love is like fire – When it is first kindled in a man, small troubles and temptations smother and hinder it; but when it really burns, having kindled the man’s eagerness for God, the more temptations and tribulations meet it, the more it flares, until it overcomes and consumes all injustice and wickedness. – Peter Riedemann |
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Whatever our beliefs, all of us sense that somewhere there must be answers to the age-old questions of suffering and death, life and love. Sometimes we may stumble on these answers; at other times they are yielded with learning, with experience, with the passing of years. Sometimes they come only with intense struggle – with cries from the heart. |
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God wants each of us to respond to him personally and practically. This is why we pray. He wants us to know his heart, accept his work, affirm his will, and carry it out. But most of all, God wants to give himself to us. He gives us his spirit so that we might live, act, and work just as his Word did, when it became flesh. |
