Deborah L. W. Roszel

From Fortress to Freedom (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

From Fortress to Freedom encourages readers to engage in a relationship with God devoid of guilt or shame. In this book, Deborah Roszel recounts how she had long struggled to be good in the eyes of God and man. Responding to a childhood abuse incident, she had developed strict rules and high standards designed to protect her from harm. She effectively built a fortress around herself, a safe but increasingly restrictive haven. When God knew her heart was ready, He turned a friend's words into a powerful tool to demolish her fortress and show her that His plan for her involved more freedom than she had ever imagined. The freedom astonished her. She had not realized how much she had been controlled by fear, guilt, and shame in what she thought had been a life of faith. The joy of release left her almost speechless with wonder, but the Lord poured words into her to help her understand, resulting in healing for her and insight for others. Deborah wrote almost every morning...

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Torchflame Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781611531220
• Artikelnr.: 42331338

Autorenporträt

Deborah Roszel has been accused of thinking too much, but it hasn't stopped her from studying and taking notes on a wide variety of subjects. She's an avid reader of novels, textbooks, Bibles, essays, treatises, legal documents, and cereal boxes. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from Furman University; after marriage, she and her husband, Rich, developed their very own experimental group of five children. Deborah has learned from Southern Baptist, Presbyterian (PCA and USA), Episcopal, Anglican, and non-denominational Christian teachers. She has shared her love of learning with her children and many of their friends, teaching and tutoring in most every subject area as a homeschooler, classroom teacher, and private tutor. With a broad theological and educational background, Deborah is still able to approach matters of faith as a seeker, aware that all interpretations of the supernatural are necessarily limited: we all have it wrong some of the time. She hopes that, some of the time, she might have it right.