Robin Crow

The Gift of Time (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Time is such a paradox, either going too fast or too slow. We find the years uncomfortably accelerating and leaving some of our goals and dreams a distant blur in the review mirror of our lives. Diametrically, time can also creep far too slow as we wait for the focus of our most desperate prayers and deepest desires to manifest. Why does time seem to be our constant struggle? Offensively it sneaks up behind us when we are unprepared. Defensively, it is always out of our reach, slipping over the distant horizon out of our view. Time has become the nemesis of our well-being. But time is a gift from a timeless God. The one who has no beginning and no end, decided for some reason that we needed this measuring stick of days, years, and lifetimes. How can we deal with the busyness and unrelenting demands on our time? How can we embrace quality time instead of constantly cramming and multitasking every moment? How can we make time for the things that really matter? The Gift of Time explores these questions and the struggles we face, and encourages us to be faithful stewards of our gift of time, and see it for the true gift that it is. This book works well as a small group study with the goal of exploring and learning together and includes group discussion questions for each chapter.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Robin Crow
• Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781005157685
• Artikelnr.: 69750778

Autorenporträt

Robin D. Crow is a retired teacher from Phoenix, Arizona. She cares deeply about social justice issues and started writing when she read Martin Luther's Quote, "When you want to change the world, pick up your pen and write." Knowing the power of story creates empathy and ignites change, she began writing screenplays to bring faces and stories to social justice issues she is passionate about. She has also published two books: The Gift of Time, and Joe Green's Mind.