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Breaking the Cycle of Divorce: How Your Marriage Can Succeed Even if Your Parents' Didn't

3 reviews
John Trent, Larry K. Weeden

Focus, 2006

Doesn't sugarcoat the challenge of overcoming the past
In Breaking the Cycle of Divorce, author John Trent drives a hard bargain with adult children of divorce (ACOD) by stating that they will continue under the curse of divorce unless they choose to break through to a fresh start. A product of a broken home himself, Trent pleads with ACOD's to break this cyclical pattern, and he shows them how to go about it. The author defines the curse of ...

Feeling Guilty, Finding Grace: If I'm Forgiven, Why Do I Feel So Bad?

2 reviews
Larry K. Weeden

Vine Books, 1998

We "know" we're forgiven as Christians but still feel guilt.
Personal experience has left me in the bind the author talks about-forgiven but still bearing the burden of guilt God never intended for us to carry. The book is not only a deeply moving, helpful and hopeful read, but it's the kind that can be read and reread, because we too often forget our Christian inheritance. If Satan keeps whispering to you what a big dissapointment you are to the ...

12 Habitos de los Lideres Efectivos
Bill Byrd, Larry K. Weeden

Peniel, 2005

SPANISH EDITION. How to work wisely.

Wired by God (Focus on the Family)
Joe White, Larry K. Weeden

Focus, 2004

For most teens, life can be like a roller coaster, and it's easy for them to lose sight of the future. Wired by God gives parents the tools to inspire their teens to get excited about the future and tackle new dreams with confidence, passion, and purpose! Wired by God is packed with hands-on self-assessments, tests, and exercises to help parents steer their teens into a discovery of their God-given, unique-in-all-the-world blend of talents, ...

Sweet Success: 12 Proven Habits of Winning Leaders

1 review
Bill Byrd, Larry K. Weeden

Revell, 2004

A must-have for all types of leaders!
Bill Byrd's experiences in business are a delight to read. What I like about this book is that he subtlely injects Godly principles in managing his company's everyday operations. While Bill's human side often overpowers the usual "big-boss" persona, he also enforces his authority when the need arises. I recommend this book for CEOs, entrepreneurs and managers-- or even if you're a ...