Footsteps of Recovery

Download or read book Footsteps of Recovery written by Rev. Tony D. Warren Ph.D. and published by WestBow Press. This book was released on 2012-11-27 with total page 148 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Rev. Warrens definitive purpose in writing Footsteps of Recovery is to encourage the severely sick; to exhort souls; to edify those with physical, emotional, and spiritual needs; so they can know the comfort of Gods presence in their lives. He reveals the importance of having balance in your lifea balance of physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Rev. Warren shares his personal hurt and near-death experienceseven with hospice care, but reveals how he blossomed back with the affirmation of Christian faith. The dedication of these devotional messages is offered to help you during the thorny times of your life. The Footsteps of Recovery highlight the beauty of an eternal promise with our Lord and Savior. Tonys pastoral encouragement will help lead you toward the spiritual assurance of a healing recovery beyond your expectations. The Lord has opened doors for Tony to preach with ordained enthusiasm and expository clarity, in over thirty years of successful preaching and Bible teaching experience. Tony holds BSBA and MBA degrees from East Carolina University, a Master of Divinity and a PhD in expository preaching from Trinity Theological Seminary, endorsed by the University of Liverpool. Other studies include the Billy Graham School of Evangelism and pastoral schools at Campbell University. I am now a much better person and physician for our patient-physician relationship as well as our friendship. Jason N. Katz, MD MHS, assistant professor; medical director, Cardiac Intensive Care Unit; UNC Hospital, Chapel Hill, North Carolina One day Im assisting Tony with his pre-arrangements for his funeral. A year later hes back preaching the Word of God again. Footsteps of Recovery truly reveal Gods mighty power of healing and renewal. Rev. Jim Cox, Southern Baptist Senior Pastor, Bethel Baptist Church, Jackson, North Carolina