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| Publication Date: 15 Jul 2011 |
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| Publisher: IVP |
| Page Count: 176 |
| Author: Will Van der Hart and Rob Waller |
| ISBN-13: 9781844745432, 9781844746385 |
The Worry Book
Finding A Path To Freedom
Find freedom from worry, with insights and practical solutions based in the Bible and psychology
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Summary of The Worry Book
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Press Reviews
A very thoughtful, balanced and practical approach.
Will help many anxious Christians to break free from the "worry rules" that prevent them from enjoying the perfect love that overcomes all fear.
A very thoughtful, balanced and practical approach.
The Worry Book is written from a very personal perspective, showing real insight into the world of the worrier, and, most importantly, it is written with compassion.
Worry has reached epidemic proportions. Many are suffering in silence, unsure if psychological solutions are appropriate for them, or if biblical teaching can lead them to freedom.
The Worry Book offers a fresh solution: seeing the process of worry as the problem, rather than getting stuck into individual concerns. We can often use worry to create a sense of certainty and control, but the illusion is temporary, and we generate even more problems in the process. Here we learn about the factors behind worry, and how to disable the cycle of worry and tolerate uncertainty - principles we can apply to every situation.
This is a journeyman's guide through the comedy and heartache of discovering worry's function, and so removing its power. Good theology and psychology combine here to offer new perspectives and real hope. You will find real lives and real people, and solutions which are both practical and doable.