How To Handle Adversity

How To Handle Adversity
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How To Handle Adversity

Description of How To Handle Adversity:

The loss of a job. A rebellious child. A loved one dies. A dear friend has been diagnosed with cancer. A struggling marriage. Financial hardships. The list is endless. When hard times come, we need wisdom to navigate through the shoals of adversity into a safe harbor. And now, in How To Handle Adversity, Charles Stanley offers a practical, biblical approach to help us deal with the troubles common to us all. Adversity is a reality that no one can avoid. Everyone asks why when adversity strikes. Yet Stanley contends, "As much as we all want to know the answer to the why question, it is really not the most significant question. The real question each of us needs to ask is, 'How should I respond?' Previously published in hardcover (0-8407-9094-5)

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The loss of a job. A rebellious child. A loved one dies. A dear friend has been diagnosed with cancer. A struggling marriage. Financial hardships. The list is endless. When hard times come, we need wisdom to navigate through the shoals of adversity into a safe harbor. And now, in How to Handls Adversity, Charles Stanley offers a practica, biblical approach to help us deal with the troubles common to us all. Adversity is a reality that no one can avoid. Everyone asks why when adversity strikes. Yet Stanley contends, "As much as we all want to know the answer to the why question, it is really not the most significant question. The real question each of us needs to ask is, 'How should I respond?' Previously published in hardcover (0-8407-9094-5)

Description of Charles Stanley, author of How To Handle Adversity:

You lost your job. Your son ran away. A loved one just died from cancer. Your best friend is getting a divorce. This list is endless. Adversity is a reality that no one man can avoid. Everyone asks why when adversity strikes. Yet Dr. Stanley contends, "As much as we all want to know the answer to the why question, it is really not the most significant question. The real question each of us needs to ask is, "How should I respond?"