by Bob | Mar 2, 2010 | God's Healing for Life's Losses, Grief, Grieving, Healing, Suffering
God’s Healing for Life’s Losses: How to Find Hope When You’re Hurting GPS: God’s Positioning Scriptures Countdown to God’s Healing: I’m excited to announce that BMH Books will release my fifth book soon (in April 2010). To read a sample section of God’s Healing...
by Bob | Feb 28, 2010 | God's Healing for Life's Losses, Grief, Grieving, Healing
God’s Healing for Life’s Losses: How to Find Hope When You’re Hurting Creative Suffering Countdown to God’s Healing: I’m excited to announce that BMH Books will release my fifth book soon (in April 2010). To read a sample section of God’s Healing for Life’s Losses:...
by Bob | Nov 23, 2009 | Grieving, Healing, Heaven, Uncategorized
It Is Well with My Soul In 1873, the steamship Ville du Havre was struck by an iron sailing vessel while crossing the Atlantic. 246 people died, including the four daughters of Chicago lawyer Horatio Spafford. His wife Anna survived. Just two years earlier their...
by Bob | Sep 15, 2009 | African American, Beyond the Suffering, Healing, Sacred Friendships, Sustaining
A Voice for the Voiceless: African American Women of FaithPart 4: Octavia Rogers Albert: Keeping the FaithNote: Taken from Sacred Friendships: Celebrating the Legacy of Women Heroes of the Faith. For more information on this book, please visit:...
by Bob | Jun 15, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Emotions, Healing, Sin, Suffering, Sufferology, Sustaining
Why Some Biblical Counseling Is Only Half Biblical!Part Ten: Secluded in Our Ivory Towers*Note: If you’re disappointed that I’m saying that some biblical counseling is only half biblical, then please read my comments at the end of my first post in this series:...
by Bob | Apr 30, 2009 | Biblical Counseling, Death and Dying, God's Healing, Grief, Grieving, Healing, Kellemen, Suffering, Sufferology
God’s Healing for Life’s Losses:How to Find Hope When You’re HurtingPost 42: Conclusion—Creative Suffering or Destructive Suffering? It’s clear that there is a typical way to respond to suffering. That typical way does not typically factor God into the equation.It’s...
