Ten Things: Ten Things To Know About Chronic Pain (ePub)

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Autor: Gerhard Venter

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Ten Things: Ten Things To Know About Chronic Pain, Gerhard Venter

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This is an unashamedly Christian book. It provides spiritual food for Christians who are experiencing chronic pain. As the name implies, chronic pain is not something fleeting. It creeps up on you over months and even years, and there is that devastating realization on one sunny day: "I am not going to recover from this. This pain is going to be part of my life for years to come."

When this happens, pain sufferers who confess Christ as their Lord and Savior need to hear from Him. They need guidance. This book gives a small part of the answer when a Christian in pain asks: "Okay, I have chronic pain. I'm stuck. It hurts like hell and it never stops. What now? Who do I turn to? Do I pray? Do I curse? What?"

This is not a full length book — it is short enough to read a complete Thing ("Ten Things," right?) on the train or bus during your commute, or in your lunch break.

I pray that this little work will bring you blessings out of all proportion to its size.

Autoren-Porträt von Gerhard Venter

Gerhard Venter was born in Pretoria, South Africa, and came to the United States with his family in 1996. His long career in IT ended in 2010 due to chronic back pain, but he had already seen the writing on the wall and enrolled in seminary at Emory University. He graduated with a masters in theological studies (MTS) in 2011, and is currently enrolled in a D.Ed in pastoral counseling at Argosy University. Gerhard has just completed a book titled Through Pain to Victory and is planning a dissertation on The text of the Psalms and religious coping with chronic pain.