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Resources on Grief and Loss
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Freedom From Guilt
by Dr. Bruce Narramore, Ph.D. and Bill Counts, Th.M.
PRIMARY AUDIENCE: Any lay person who is struggling with depression and guilt and anyone who wants to understand this crippling emotion from both a biblical and psychological perspective.
"You're guilty!" "You're a failure!" "You've done it again!"
These accusations are not audible charges leveled by a stern judge, a thundering preacher, or an angry parent. They are the silent condemnations and self-criticisms deep in the soul of many individuals. These crippling feelings of guilt enslave your personality. They can drive you into neurosis, wreck your marriage and rob you of personal fulfillment without your knowledge.
But there is FREEDOM FROM GUILT. Bruce Narramore and Bill Counts combine their psychological and biblical insights to explore the dark caverns of the frustrating human emotion of guilt. You can receive forgiveness for true guilt and release from the crippling accusations of false psychological guilt. Freedom From Guilt can put you on the path to forgiveness, self-acceptance, spontaneous freedom and exhilarating growth.
A reader writes: In about 1990 I was in a Woman's Bible Study which had a lot of false teaching on 'Clearing Your Conscience.' They taught the beliefs of one man who misused Scripture to make a point. On the way home I stopped at a bookstore and prayed asking the LORD what was TRUE about guilt and the conscience. As I looked, Freedom From Guilt practically jumped off the shelf. It was GREAT. It really helped. Bruce and Bill use the Word to teach through Romans 6-8 which really can LIBERATE someone struggling with determining real guilt vs. false guilt. It is GREAT. I highly recommend it and am so glad to see it is still available!"
159 pages
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How to Mend a Broken Heart
by Dick Innes, M.A.
PRIMARY AUDIENCE: This book is written for people who have suffered the loss of a love either through death, divorce, a broken engagement, or the loss of any close, loving relationship.
Loss, whether through death, divorce, or a broken relationship is a part of life. Sooner or later loss of some kind comes to us all. When a person's heart is breaking, the overwhelming grief can threaten, not only their present, but also their future happiness. This book, however, shows how to resolve grief and affirms that there is hope for healing after the loss of a love. Packed with solid, action-oriented guidance, How to Mend a Broken Heart is a personal first aid manual for healing the loss of any meaningful relationship.
Andrea Fabry of "Midday Connections" said on the Moody Radio Network (WMBI Chicago), "How to Mend a Broken Heart is the best book on resolving loss and grief that I have ever read."
A retired veterinary surgeon, former lecturer at the Royal Veterinarian College of London and at Cambridge, wrote: "I have gone through two divorces and. . .have just read your book, How to Mend a Broken Heart. It is the most helpful counseling I have ever read."
119 pages
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Bruce Narramore, Ph.D., president of the Narramore Christian Foundation, is a licensed psychologist. He also serves as Distinguished Professor of Psychology of the Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University. Dr. Narramore is a well-known, best-selling author, a contributing editor to the Journal of Psychology and Theology, and a Fellow of the Divisions of Clinical Psychology and Psychologist Interested in Religious Issues of the American Psychological Association. Bruce lives in Southern California.
Bill Counts, M.A., Th.M., D.Min. is senior pastor of the Fellowship Bible Church in Dallas, Texas. He has also served on Campus Crusade for Christ staff and taught biblical studies and theology at Rosemead School of Psychology.
Dick Innes, M.A., is the Founder and Director of ACTS International. He was for several years the editor of Psychology for Living magazine and is still the webmaster of the NCF website. He is also an Instructor in the Divorce and Grief Recovery ministry at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California. He has authored three books: the best seller, I Hate Witnessing, and How to Mend a Broken Heart, and You Can't Fly with a Broken Wing. He is the author of Daily Encounter,the week-day email devotional of ACTS International which goes to more than 42,000 readers worldwide. Originally from Australia Dick has lived in Southern California for the past two decades. |
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