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What's Good about Anger?
Most people believe that anger is a negative emotion from which no good can come. Many Christians think that anger should not be expressed and that such feelings are sinful. This book (now in it's third printing - 2014) explores the emotion of anger and how anger - which is a part of the human experience - is a force God can use for His purposes. Co-authors Lynette Hoy and Ted Griffin present a fresh approach to managing anger, identifying the problem, power and process of anger (from annoyance to bitterness or rage); biblical examples of "good anger" and how faith, assertiveness, problem-solving and forgiveness impact anger and can be used by God for his purposes. Chronic anger can be costl...
Web Rules
Publisher Fact Sheet Consumers now rule the Web, & businesses must respond.
Mastering 3D Studio Max R3
Written by a team of highly qualified Kinetix-certified training specialists, this book is filled with proven, practical examples and exercises that teach novices and experienced users how to make MAX perform amazing animations and special effects, as used in the entertainment industry. Includes CD.
We Love You, But You’re Going to Hell
We Love You, But You’re Going to Hell presents a non-confrontational study of the conflict surrounding Christian faith, Scriptures, and homosexuality. It addresses the dichotomy of love and condemnation, sincerely expressed by Christians – and the pain experienced by gays and lesbians. • How do sincere, Bible-believing Christians balance their interpretation of Scriptures with everyday encounters with gays and lesbians? • How do we have conversations when we disagree? Without judging or calling into question someone’s faith or salvation? This book OPENS UP the conversation – with chapters devoted to the Author’s Story, Scriptures, Stereotypes, Marriage, Religious Freedom, Why I...
Pain Into Purpose with Forgiveness
Pain Has Purpose? Journey with Joanne through her traumatic childhood, painful teen years, and into the Las Vegas sex industry. See how she survives the world of addiction and broken relationships to find meaning and purpose in life. As Joanne shares the reason for her hope and the beauty of her transformed life, you will be inspired to begin your own journey from pain into purpose.
Collaboration and Taking Sides
CollaborationIn 1931, composer Richard Strauss and writer Stefan Zweig embark on an invigorating artistic partnership. But Zweig is a Jew and the Nazis are on the march. Is it possible to keep artistic aspiration and political action separate? How fine is the line between collaboration and betrayal?Taking SidesPrized by Hitler as the cultural jewel in the crown of the Third Reich, conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler became the perfect post-war target for interrogation as a Nazi sympathiser. Major Steve Arnold, who has witnessed the horrors of Belsen, is about to cross-examine him.
Tears in a Bottle
"Griffith is a seasoned counselor with those who grieve, an ordained minister, and a gifted storyteller. In this wonderful book, he brings all three backgrounds together as he weaves stories of loss - from the Bible, the lives of others, and his own experiences - into a beautiful tapestry of hope in the midst of grief. You will be touched, as you see your own story through new lenses of faith and confidence." Ron Greer, Pastoral Counselor, Peachtree United Methodist Church, Atlanta, GA Author, Markings on the Windowsill: A Book About Grief That's Really About Hope "Griffith brings together his experience and insights as a hospice chaplain with deep theological and biblical understanding to o...
Healing the Angry Brain
Do you find yourself: • Becoming so angry you have trouble thinking? • Acting impulsively during angry outbursts? • Getting so mad that you feel out of control of your actions? If these strong, sudden bursts of anger sound all too familiar, you know the impact they have over your life. Over time, these responses can actually hard-wire our brains to respond angrily in situations that normally wouldn’t cause us to lose our cool. These anger pathways in the brain can eventually disrupt your work, strain your relationships, and even damage your health. Written by anger management expert Ronald Potter-Efron, Healing the Angry Brain can help you short-circuit the anger cycle and learn to calmly handle even the most stressful interactions. You will learn which areas of your brain are causing your reactions and discover how to take control of your emotions by rewiring your brain for greater patience and perspective. This fascinating, scientific approach to anger management will yield long-term results, helping you develop greater empathy and put effective conflict resolution skills into practice for years to come.
What's Good about Anger? 52-Week Expanded Anger Management Book & Workbook
Most people believe that anger is a negative emotion from which no good can come. Many people think that anger should not be expressed and that such feelings are wrong. This 52-week book and workbook explores the emotion of anger and how anger - which is a part of the human experience - can be transformed into healthy skills for positive change. Includes practical tools, real life situations and the best anger management strategies for personal and relational change. Learn about: How to Rate Your Anger and Progress, Triggers for Anger, Anger's Many Faces, The Power of Anger, When Anger is Good, Defusing Anger by Managing Stress, Handling Anger Effectively, Anger and Assertiveness, Managing Conflict, Turning Anger into Forgiveness, When to Take a Time-Out, Changing Your Brain with Positive Self-Talk, Emotional Intelligence and Empathy Skills, Relaxation Skills to Break Anger Escalation, Effective Anger Management Strategies, De-escalating a Confrontation, Preventing and Interrupting Aggression, How Motivation & Expectations Impact Anger, Whether Guilt from Anger is True or False.
The Healing Power of Forgiveness
Few Christians realize nearly every problem in life stems from an unwillingness to forgive someone. When we hold grudges, seek retribution, and blame others, we end up hurting our relationships with God and people—and short-circuit our ability to live the Christian live the way it's meant to be lived. Why is forgiveness so difficult at times? Must we forgive when it's the other person's fault? How should we handle repeat offenses? What if we feel we can't forgive because we've been hurt so badly? Pritchard answers these questions and more by pointing to God's example as the Supreme Forgiver. When we learn to forgive in the way He forgives, then we'll know true freedom, peace, and emotional healing.
