Losing It: A Christian Parent's Guide to Overcoming Anger While many of us don’t like to accept it, we yell at, criticize, grumble with, and get frustrated with our kids more than we care to admit. The book covers… - Why anger is a good thing an
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| Title | : | Losing It: A Christian Parent's Guide to Overcoming Anger |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.79 (935 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1515399486 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 54 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-14 |
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Editorial :
While many of us don’t like to accept it, we yell at, criticize, grumble with, and get frustrated with our kids more than we care to admit. Losing It: A Christian Parent’s Guide to Overcoming Anger is a short guide to help parents who want to get to the bottom of their sinful anger. Offering a simple step-by-step approach, it explores what the Scriptures have to say about the roots of anger. Losing It takes readers on a deeper journey than simply anger management techniques. Breaking the grip of anger is not primarily about behavior modification but about repenting of often hidden desires of the heart that rule us—and running to the living God who alone can satisfy us. The book covers… - Why anger is a good thing and how we botch it up - The importance of labeling our anger correctly - How we find the root causes of our anger - How to repent of anger in a way that really sticks - Super-practical advice about how to get a grip on anger in tempting moments
Nothing happens in isolation, every event or situation is the result of numerous related events. I really liked this book. If you happen to own his earlier collection "Remaking History," note that there is a lot of overlap between that book and this one.
Table of Contents (PT= my story comments):
Page 1 * Venice Drowned * (1981) * novelette
19 * Ridge Running * (1984) * short story
33 * Before I Wake * (1989) * short story
43 * Black Air * (1983) * novelette * World Fantasy Award. Particularly interesting is the discovery and opening of several intact passenger's trunks revealing intact clothing and still visible photographs! The gold, however, is the expected showstopper.
Overall, I can't recommend this book enough when read in companion with "Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea". Her writing is excellent, and I'd rather know too much than too little about a subject. Elena fell for his charms and let him control her, even when she met a playw
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