Putting your past in its place / Stephen Viars.
Publication details: Eugene, Or. : Harvest House Publishers, c2011.Description: 247 p. ; 22 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780736927390
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Can you hear the wheels spinning? -- Your past can be one of your worst enemies -- Your past can be one of your best friends -- You can learn to put the past in its place -- Bad things happen to good people : another look -- Authentic suffering : reaching into bucket #1 -- Authentic suffering and the sustaining Gospel -- Humble analysis : reaching into bucket #2 -- The joy of forgiveness -- Joyful remembrance : reaching into bucket #3 -- The person of our joy -- Honest self-confrontation : reaching into bucket #4 -- Epilogue : a front-row seat in theology class -- Appendix 1 : receiving and then providing God's comfort : a picture of authentic suffering -- Appendix 2 : facing the need to confront : a picture of humble analysis -- Appendix 3 : learning to embrace God's forgiveness : a picture of joyful remembrance -- Appendix 4 : facing a calloused heart : a picture of honest self-confrontation.
