Disappointment with God: Learning from the patriarchs Isaac and Noah through the metaphor of rowing($6.95Value)

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Does your life reflect the fruit of disappointment? The consequence of unresolved disappointment with God threatens the spiritual journey of every believer. Isaac and Noah demonstrate the seriousness of how we respond to disappointment. In the pages of this book, we explore the common yet surprising similarities that link these two men to one another and to all of humanity. In our explorations, you will find an unexpected compassion for these two ancients. Accepting the Spirit's invitation to enter into the Bible's story with a thoughtful curiosity results in understanding. Always leave room for God's correction. Through the rowing metaphor, Kennedy Brown offers the reader insight into the humanness of interaction with the Creator and with family as we face life's challenges. Kennedy F. Brown was born in the midwest during the Great Depression in 1930, educated at the University of Arizona College of Law, born again at age 43 in Hawaii during the Charismatic movement, married for 67 years, father, grandfather and great grandfather, lover of God’s Word—these are the qualifications of the author. The cumulation of life experience over ninety years adds to his resume. Intimacy with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit provides the insights needed to interpret the possible disappointment with God hidden in the lives of the patriarchs of our faith.