I'll See You Anon gives an up-close and personal account of the grief and heartache of having a loved one diagnosed with cancer. Elizabeth was in her mother's company when she received the devastating news. Up until this tragic event Elizabeth saw her life as ordinary and wasn't ever closely affected by death. Follow along Elizabeth's courageous journey of self discovery as she finds herself in her own struggle.
I'll See You Anon gives an up-close and personal account of the grief and heartache of having a loved one diagnosed with cancer.
If you are reading this book, you are probably already a member of the "Christian Underground." No, it is not a shadowy group of people lurking in a wooded area near a highway traveled by the enemy, waiting to ambush and destroy those who would decimate our society and culture. Quite the contrary, the 'Underground' consists of those of us committed in Faith to the Lordship of Christ. We are not seeking to destroy our adversaries, but rather, to keep from being vanquished ourselves. We are not lying in wait, but walking carefully down the road of life, attempting to persevere in our obedience to the teachings of scripture. The enemy is not some foreign entity but, too frequently, a force that is at work within our traditional institutions.
If you are reading this book, you are probably already a member of the "Christian Underground.
Following the genre of previous books by the authors, Puddles On Your Path, is a compilation of behavioral observations presented in an anecdotal format. An episodic presentation isolates each incident, allowing the reader to appreciate both the humor so often found in the life observations and also to use each as a teaching moment. There is opportunity to raise questions about why we behave in the manner that we do, what was our thinking process at the time of the incident and to ask, "Why was there no internalization of boundaries?" "Would you or I have reacted to the stimuli or situation in the same manner?" The reader will leave this book with an enhanced sensitivity to the acquired survival modalities of others and an increased understanding of who we are, whose we are, and what is to come.
" The reader will leave this book with an enhanced sensitivity to the acquired survival modalities of others and an increased understanding of who we are, whose we are, and what is to come.
The Hand Reaches Down discusses in lay terms the mysteries of God's Plan in which He, through Grace alone, reaches down to lost mankind and rescues them from the penalty of their disobedience. The author seeks to shine a light of understanding through the cloud of theological argot and make the regenerative experience real and present. Arlyn Vierkant is a graduate of Drake University and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He has extensive experience in the mental health field and as an adjunct instructor on the college and university level. Previous publications include: The Turnip Truck Stops Here, How High Does The Eyebrow Arch, Holy Perception, A Box With A View, Max Schmidt, In Search of the Christian Underground, Walking the Gravel Road, and Puddles On Your Path.
The Hand Reaches Down discusses in lay terms the mysteries of God's Plan in which He, through Grace alone, reaches down to lost mankind and rescues them from the penalty of their disobedience.
