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This book is about fostering an examination of the individual and their inner self and how this examination can change the way they live their daily life. Oftentimes, people in recovery can be overwhelmed by a world that seems to have jettisoned God long ago yet gives no real alternative to find meaning and purpose. By using the book of Romans we can identify three dynamics of recovery which can allow us to see how the message of Romans still resounds today. When we realize our closeness to God and allow ourselves to join the process of our own transformation we can begin to celebrate the simple joy that is found in a heart full of grace.…mehr

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This book is about fostering an examination of the individual and their inner self and how this examination can change the way they live their daily life. Oftentimes, people in recovery can be overwhelmed by a world that seems to have jettisoned God long ago yet gives no real alternative to find meaning and purpose. By using the book of Romans we can identify three dynamics of recovery which can allow us to see how the message of Romans still resounds today. When we realize our closeness to God and allow ourselves to join the process of our own transformation we can begin to celebrate the simple joy that is found in a heart full of grace.


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Autorenporträt
Charles Determan Sr. is an independent Christian Philosopher and graduate of Marquette University. B.A. Psychology. Married to Jennie and has three children and 4 grandchildren. Presently works in the manufacturing sector and is active in his church and recovery community and has recently completed one year of study at John Calvin Theological Seminary with an emphasis on Pastoral Care.

For an expanded and in depth explanation of the theological and philosophical underpinnings of Christian Dynamics of Recovery please read Finding Our Way Home.