The Power of Resurrection Living
Be Attuned to God’s Loving Presence and Transforming Power
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You have the power to change the way you think and, therefore, your faith. In this book you will come to experience he power of resurrection living as you’re more consistently in touch with God’s loving presence. You will learn how to deal with destructive thought patterns inhibiting you from the person God created you to be. Reflective exercises with questions will help transform your mind in a journey through passages of Scripture. "Life Insights" from courageous people will give flesh to the truths you will come to know. Some topics covered: Uncertainty in a unpredictable environment. When God says “No.” God and chronic illness. When others misunderstand. Dealing with negative thoughts. When it’s not the right time to forgive. Does God give you more than you can bear? Abandonment. Betrayal.
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You have the power to change the way you think and, therefore, your world. In The Power of Resurrection Living, author Ethan James shares the story of God’s work in his life, helping him live a resurrection life after experiencing significant loss. It’s a story of a deeply broken man who is discovering that God’s presence is the most precious thing in the world. It: • shares a personal story of learning to experience the abundant life in Christ and the creation of a tiny community that impacted the world; • shows God meeting James in the depth of significant loss; • explains how you can change your thinking, transforming your faith and your relationship to God and others; and • explores the positive influence of gratitude and praise. Through scripture reflections, insights, questions, and an appendix of resources, you’ll become more intentional in God’s company in your daily life. In The Power of Resurrection Living, you’ll experience the power of resurrection living as you’re more consistently in touch with God’s loving presence. You’ll learn how to deal with destructive thought patterns inhibiting you from being the person God created you to be.
About the Author
Ethan James earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Corpus Christi, Texas; a Master of Divinity from Golden Gate Seminary, Mill Valley, California; and a Doctor of Ministry from Fuller Seminary, Pasadena, California. James was director of Sonburst Counseling Services and has extensively counseled clients affected by post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of sexual abuse, war, accidents, or complex grief.