Destination Joy Driver Jesus - Surviving Abuse

Anne Reynolds

Beschreibung

Destination Joy, Driver Jesus is an autobiography on how to survive abusive relationships. The stage is set by describing a difficult childhood. It moves into each of three marriages with more of the same.

Whether physical, emotional, or mental abuse, it is an extremely hard thing to overcome. This book shows how to do that. It shows that, with Jesus, nothing is impossible and that, with him, it is possible not only to overcome but to have hope for a normal future.

If it serves to help one person, my work was not in vain. Every hour spent retrieving my life will be worth the effort. And so I give you Destination Joy, Driver Jesus.

Verfügbar seit: 12.10.2016.

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