In this compelling account of the author's search for meaning, amidst the travails of life, he addresses the question through an exhaustive search of Scripture. His answers serve as both guide and motivation to other Christians who join him in this quest. Dorothy Lippmann, RN, MEd, Retired Psychotherapist, Oxford, OH Does God want us to love life or hate it? Find life or lose it? Sacrifice life or fulfill it? We all ask those questions at one time or another. Bob Boyd has wrestled thoroughly with these issues in this work. As a Christian you will find Bob's book very helpful in navigating through life's journey. You may not learn what you wanted to learn, but you will receive what you need to receive. E. David Streets, Senior Pastor, Ingomar United Methodist Church, Wexford, PA At times we sadly wonder, "What's wrong with me? If God truly wants me to be happy, what am I missing? Should it really be so difficult to be happy?" If you find yourself struggling with these questions, look to this work for inspiration. It is a compelling guide based on Mr. Boyd's personal experiences and writings from the real, struggling authors of the Bible for the real struggles we face today. Ann Bender, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Pittsburgh, PA Author Bio: Bob Boyd, is a cum laude Princeton graduate, a Stephen Minister, and elected Lay Leader of his church. Drawing on personal experiences and related Biblical references, he offers the reader an opportunity to reflect on God's guidelines for overcoming some of the most difficult problems that we face as part of the human experience. Whether you are looking for a cover-to-cover read, or a resource in times of need, this work is an outstanding wellspring of inspiration and comfort.
