Psalms of Comfort
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (795 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0788023357 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 34 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-08-27 |
| Language | : | English |
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COmofrt and Assurance Fred W. Meuser Well-known Psalm verses along with honest and helpful prayers of trust, confidence, and hope by a sensitive believer who knows what it means to struggle, suffer, and be comforted.. "Comfort, comfort my Children" Nathan Zoebl This little powerhouse book begs to be purchased in quantity. You'll find yourself giving your own copy away all the time. The author has a keen insight into the living, breathing, vibrant rhythms of God's voice of divine comfort, and takes the reader into the celestial presence of the Almighty on every page. There are . Great for many uses Eric L. Petty Dr. Jurgensen verbalizes the many different emotions we all face and offers a meditation based on an appropriate verse from the Psalms. The wide gambit of human emotions faced in time of crisis and loss are dealt with here. This small book is ideal for use with people from all walks of life and in various situations (ho
Now a resident of Grants Pass, Oregon, Shonkwiler serves as a volunteer chaplain, labyrinth facilitator, and occasional art therapist at Three Rivers Community Hospital. degree in Christian ministry, and she has also studied art therapy at Sonoma State University and San Francisco Theological Seminary. Martha Shonkwiler is an artist and former elementary schoolteacher whose work encourages healing through art and spirituality. Her
About the AuthorMartha Shonkwiler is an artist and former elementary schoolteacher whose work encourages healing through art and spirituality. degree in Christian ministry, and she has also studied art therapy at Sonoma State University and San Francisco Theological Seminary. Her artwork is also featured in local galleries.Lectionary Worship Workbook is alectionary book based on Cycle A of the Revised Common Lectionary.. Shonkwiler is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, where she earned her M.A. Now a resident of Grants Pass, Oregon, Shonkwiler serves as a volunteer chaplain, labyrinth facilitator, and occasional art therapist at Three Rivers Community Hospital. Her current emphasis is on developing spirituality through walking labyrinths
Some of the topics covered in this devotional reading book:- Daily devotional reading- Daily devotions- Bible reading- Devotional readingWe all must cope with life's trials and tribulations -- and there's no greater source for the comfort and support we need than the book of Psalms. For pastors and chaplains it offers a beautiful way to begin prayers and devotions with patients and their families.Delores Heidt, OSBChaplain, Trinity HealthMinot, North DakotaTough times, burdened hearts, loneliness, grief, and guilt can visit us. A useful resource in counseling and pastoral care.H. George AndersonPresiding Bishop Emeritus, Evangelical Lutheran Church in AmericaI have been comforted, strengthened, and inspired by the writings of Barbara Jurgensen for more than thirty years. Not only can the Psalms help us make it through difficult times, but they can also help us become stronger in our faith and in our ability to face each new day and its problems.Combining brief scripture excerpts with prayerful reflections, the uplifting meditations in Psalms of Comfort provide wisdom and sustenance for dealing with life's struggles. A word of hope to see us through can be found in this much-needed collection. Psalms of Comfort is a divine gift to the poor in spirit, leading the anxious and the suffering into the love of God, where their wounds will find healing and their despair will turn to hope.Mark Al