Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
Chicken Soup for the Soul cocreators Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen with Chris Karcher
ABC's Dr. Timothy Johnson,
Finding God in the Questions, and Chris
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Lee Strobel, The Case for a Creator, and Chris Karcher
Spiritual relationship help &
Building self esteem
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"Delightful stories . . . powerful lessons"
Jack Canfield, Chicken Soup for the Soul "A deeply meaningful guide to positive change" Midwest Book Review
Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness. Spiritual relationship help. Building self esteem.
Suffering is part of life but are you experiencing more frustration, disappointment, worry, and sadness than you need to?
It’s easy to understand why. Words sting. Dreams fall apart. Hearts break. To-do lists are long. Time is short. Perhaps someone has wronged you. Maybe you have been excluded, betrayed, or unfairly judged, leaving you feeling lonely or afraid. Perhaps you are dealing with a rebellious teenager, a difficult person, or have received disheartening medical tests results. Maybe financial troubles overwhelm you. Perhaps you harbor resentment and are finding it difficult to forgive the pain of an undeserved wound. Or you may be feeling as if you could use some spiritual relationship help and building self esteem.
If you have ever struggled with the following, I invite you to keep reading:
I begin many of my mornings immersed in the peace of early dawn. Under the comfort of my covers, I vow I will carry that peace with me throughout the day. I am sure I can do it. I know I can.
Some blessed days actually remain peaceful. I can see the laundry room floor. My husband, Dave, caught the mouse that scurried across the family room the night before. I find my car keys twenty-one minutes before I need to be at an appointment that is a twenty-minute-drive away. I utter “good-bye” just before the battery on my cell phone dies. And I feel like I am at least partially deserving of the adulation I receive on Mother’s Day.
Other days, I am jolted from my dream-induced serenity—sometimes within minutes of my feet hitting the floor. Someone tries to control me and I resist; I prefer to be in control. I wound a loved one’s spirit with poorly chosen words and have too much pride to make amends. I am not included in an outing; I long to belong. I allow my feelings to be hurt by a person struggling with his own issues, but I suffer in silence rather than work the situation out.
Sometimes, I strive to do better. Other times, in all honesty, I don’t try very hard.
What happened to the peace of dawn? I wonder. I am a master of self-sufficiency. I know all about the techniques for getting life “right.” I understand I can experience the peace and joy of loving relationships and live with meaning if I try hard enough.
Imagine my surprise when, one day, I discovered the opposite is true. I let my mask drop long enough to learn, in the words of Jesus, “By myself I can do nothing.”
Teilhard de Chardin, a French theologian, said, “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human experience.” Spiritual beings having a human experience rather than human beings having a spiritual experience.
Our approach needs to be spiritual rather than a frenzy to do better and accomplish more. Only on the spiritual journey can we experience the profound sense of love and meaning we desire.
The key is learning how to be drawn into and immersed in grace-every day, moment by moment.
The problem is most of us are never taught how . . . until now.
Benefits
Relationships of Grace inspires change from the inside out. You will discover how to:
Celebrity authors, speakers, and reviews on Relationships of Grace
"Delightful stories . . . powerful lessons" Jack Canfield, Chicken Soup for the Soul
"Grace-full." John Ortberg, Everybody’s Normal Till You Get To Know Them
"A Max Lucado writing style . . ." Lea Ann Lobb, KUTV, Salt Lake City
" . . .Universal spiritual truths . . . " Foster Cline, cofounder of Love and Logic
"A deeply meaningful guide to positive change" Midwest Book Review
"Wonderful . . ." Brian Tracy, Create Your Own Future
"Incredible . . . a gripping intensity . . ." Glenna Salsbury, CSP, CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame, Past President National Speakers Association
"Inspires us . . ." LeAnn Thieman, Chicken Soup for the Christian Woman’s Soul
"Magnificant . . . " Naomi Rhode, CSP, CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame, Past President National Speakers Association
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Relationships of Grace
- Spiritual keys for loving relationships, loving yourself, and living with meaning - How to overcome the fear of other people's opinion, worry, stress, addiction, and bad habits
·- The graceful mindset
for grace-full living
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Spiritual keys for creating loving relationships, loving yourself, and living with meaning
With the wisdom of Scott Peck’s The Road Less Traveled and the masterful storytelling and insight of Max Lucado’s In the Grip of Grace, Relationships of Grace reveals how you can create loving relationships, love yourself, and live with meaning through the transforming power of grace. Discover the exciting truth in this riveting book . . .
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Amazing Things I Know About You
Inspirational messages of encouragement and hope.
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Relationships of Grace Workbook
A 10-week, life-application study on grace-full living. Perfect for Sunday school classes, enrichment nights, book clubs, Bible studies, small groups, and personal growth. You have likely heard a lot about grace, but do you know how to live grace-fully? By understanding the keys to grace-full living, your life will be supremely transformed. Many people acknowledge suffering is part of life, but you may be experiencing more frustration, disappointment, worry, and sadness than you need to.
More Benefits
Stress, exhaustion, anger, hostility, and a feeling of “is this all there is?” are the consequences of an ungraceful world.
The benefit of entering the extraordinary world of grace is the fruit of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Gratitude replaces feelings of dissatisfaction as you begin to uncover the blessings all around you.
To receive benefits from telephone coaching, click here
To receive benefits by ordering resources, click here
For information about retreats and conferences, click here
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