Freedom To Forget
$16.99
Most of us don’t need as much help remembering as we do forgetting!
So many are locked in a swirling pattern of pain, failure, and anger that
thwarts their future progress by reminding them of all that has transpired in
life. Sound like you? You don’t have to remain a hostage to the past
anymore!
Pastor Dan Willis utilizes humor and biblical truth to help you:
* Learn the difference between forgiving and forgetting
* Overcome the pain you don’t understand
* Deal with family dysfunction
* Find hope in adversity
* Release the pain that holds you back
* Revive and protect your soul as you go forward.
No matter what you face or what you’ve been through, you can find the
help and strength to go forward as you discover the Freedom to Forget.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883682227
UPC: 630809682222
Dan Willis
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2007
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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