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About this Book:
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Enter the world of resilience and redemption. There are three important issues facing believers: improvements in their quality of emotional life, binding wounds and restoring dignity. Reconstruction of lives can improve self-esteem, and social functioning, enabling others to live meaningful lives. Everyone needs encouragement. Between the pages of this book “fresh wind and fire” are blowing to provide restorative tools. When silence is broken, motivation and empowerment facilitate wholeness.
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About the Author:
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About The Author. Julieann Pinder is known for many things: her inspirational style of preaching, teaching, writing over 80 books, 30 songs, 90 prayers, 80 poems, 8 plays, and as a Ghostwriter for others; her compassion for the poor, mentoring and deployment of thousands of Christian Service Workers. She has trained and developed first-hand over 6000 pastors and 2500 leaders in other para-professional roles both, in the USA and global arenas. She has a unique emerging voice in Christian Education today with life transformational messages. If you have ever sat in one of her classrooms or through one of the sermons, or had other ministry interactions, you will be challenged to change something about your life and circumstances.
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Book Review:
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The author has a keen eye for human frailties and skillfully imparts restorative strategies. This theme has implications for productivity far beyond the hurtful experiences. The illustrations of the story are wholly absorbing and entertaining. A retreat from deconstruction and acceptance of reconstruction is both literal and figurative. Fresh insight, intensity and inspiration provide a cutting-edge tool for Counselors, Clergy, and all interested parties.
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