Reviewers at Amazon said...
"Because a part of life is pain and suffering, this book is an absolute must. Having been in "christian" environments all of my life, and having seen so very much suffering - both personally and among family and friends, the title of this book intrigued me. From the first paragraph to the last, I could not put the book down. I have read, and re-read the book, and have given it to so many friends, this book is a wonderful book, and makes God seem so real to the hurting soul. THE BEST AND SO VERY WONDERFUL!
"David Biebel's keen insight and experience in human suffering makes this book a must read. Written from a Christian perspective, the material contained in these pages will help you make sense of pain and suffering, while providing hope for your situation. Simply put, this is a great book that I would recommend to anyone going through a difficult time in life."
"Since reading this book, I have purchased every copy I could get my hands on to give away to those who are suffering or need help. Biebel puts God right by your side. Numerous real life examples allow almost anyone to relate to the pain and emotions so many now deny themselves access to. Immediately, Biebel shelves the "advice", "one-liners", "religious answers" and goes for the guts. Has given many silently suffering wanderers the map and compass to find their way through life's pain. Turns pain into meaningful journey and stepping stone to healthy relationships with God and others."
Author David Biebel holds the Doctor of Ministry degree in Personal Wholeness from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He has authored or co-authored more than a dozen books, including New Light on Depression; Jonathan, You Left Too Soon,
and How to Help a Heartbroken Friend,
and Finding Your Way after the Suicide of Someone You Love.
He resides in Colorado and was the editor of Focus on the Family's Physician magazine
from 1990-1992. He has edited Today's Christian Doctor
for the Christian Medical & Dental Associations since then.
Spire Publishing, 175 pages, Dimensions: 7.0 x 4.3 x 0.5 inches
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