• Pain

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    Contrary to what some might believe, God does not love pain. He created us for joy and fulfillment and gave us the innate desire for happiness and harmony. However, in a world where sickness attacks our bodies, pain is the signal of problems that need to be dealt with.

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  • Speaking Wisely

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    Who hasn’t blurted out something not worth saying? And who hasn’t been wounded by someone’s thoughtless comments, angry words, or gossip? Our words affect all those around us- for good or bad. They also affect how we think of ourselves. In Speaking Wisely, you will explore what the Bible says about the power of words to harm relationships and to hinder God’s work in our own lives. Here you will learn how you can help others, and yourself, by cultivating the habit of using words that encourage, express love, and praise God.

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  • Life on the Edge

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    Young Arab adults will face many challenges in the “critical decade” (ages sixteen to twenty-six). In Life on the Edge, Dr. James Dobson candidly addresses their defining issues – vocation, lifelong love, money, power, emotions, and more – and helps young readers see how to make good choices, take control of their lives, and look forward to a meaningful future. Most importantly, Dr. Dobson reveals his firm belief in the need for the right foundation – a lasting faith in Jesus Christ, the only source of meaning in life.

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  • Spiritual Disciplines

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    The phrase “spiritual disciplines” has a rigorous ring to it. Do spiritual disciplines have to be obligatory, or can they be an essential and joyful means of grace? In truth, the disciplines of the spiritual life can bring joy and excitement to your relationship with God. As you read Spiritual Disciplines, practices such as prayer, worship, fasting, and solitude will take on new dimensions of richness and you will discover how they can draw you to a deeper delight in God.

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  • The Power of Anger

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    Dr. Awsam’s insightful exploration of anger teaches us to convert it into a positive force for good instead of letting it rage as a wildfire that can destroy our lives.

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  • Food: Friend or Enemy?

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    Do we live to eat or eat to live? Food, just like sex, goes beyond a mere physical act, but impacts us emotionally, psychologically and spiritually. Dr. Awsam explores the complexity of this subject, revealing our hunger to be loved and the intensity of our desires to be in control.

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  • Child Abuse

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    What is abuse? How does a child experience abuse? Abuse can be so subtle that we may not even realize its effect on our lives. Or, at the opposite end of the spectrum, our own history of abuse may have trapped us in cycles of self-pity and damaging introspection. In fact, a high percentage of people have experienced some abuse as a child, whether physically, psychologically, sexually or spiritually. Ignoring this fact doesn’t make it go away, but bringing it to the light in a healthy way will result in healing and life.

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  • What is Love?

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    The word “love” rolls so casually off of our lips that we may never stop to consider its full meaning. In his book Dr. Awsam discusses four manifestations of love: family love, friendship, romance and unconditional love—all of them essential for our functioning.

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  • Very Personal

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    Sex is a beautiful gift, which can be degraded or twisted into the destructive energy of lust. As such it must be approached with care, but without fear or scorn in order to fully appreciation for its beauty.

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  • Self Image

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    If you were asked to write a letter introducing yourself, what would you say? Would you focus on your weaknesses and failings or would you want to make everything appear bright and shiny? Come explore how your self image affects your choices, your ability to succeed and your capacity to find contentment with who you are and with life.

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  • I Need Help

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    Addiction–depending on a substance or behavior or relationship in an unhealthy way so that can’t live without it. When this happens we lose control and can no longer manage our lives. A person can be addicted to alcohol, drugs or food; to shopping, gambling, computer games. Others become workaholics, rageaholics, addicted to approval, or to another person emotionally or sexually. As humans, pretty much anything that meets a need can become an addiction. This book tackles the issues of addiction and recovery, includes a 12-step recovery program and examines the question of addiction as sin or illness.

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  • Anxiety

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    Fear is like a neon sign telling us that danger is imminent. The resulting anxiety is healthy, as long as its intensity is proportionate to the seriousness of the situation. Normal anxiety fades when the threat ceases. However, if we become anxious and overly concerned without the presence of real danger, our state can be described as neurosis. This book from the 180 Degrees series deals with the causes and characteristics of neurotic anxiety and its treatment. It also talks about the existential ‘angst’ we as humans can suffer from as we look for meaning and purpose. In the end the author points us to the divine solution to these issues.

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  • Life Skills

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    In order to conquer the challenges of daily life, every individual must develop the life skills that will enable him or her to thrive. We might assume that these skills are innate, but life experience teaches us that even intelligence and emotional sensitivity are not enough to avoid hurting those around us. Dr. Awsam handles the discussion of life skills simply and practically. Tools such as self control, healthy boundaries, assertiveness, and making choices that keep you sane and healthy, as well as communication and relationship skills are the building blocks of successful living. He also introduces coping skills, such as dealing with stress and embarrassment and not compromising under pressure. Finally the discussion is completed by covering the planning skills that move us forward, such as goal-setting, decision-making and prioritizing.

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  • Depression

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    Sadness is a normal part of our lives with its ebbs and flows. We may find ourselves experiencing deep sadness in difficult circumstances, or grieving for a period of time, but when the season passes, peace and happiness return. Depression, however, goes beyond just ‘having the blues’ and can become a crippling disease that shuts down a person’s life. It rears its ugly head too often–depression is the primary causes of disability in the developed world, and (after heart disease) the second most common cause in the developing world. Depression has multiple roots, a variety of symptoms and an array of treatments. Our makeup as beings who are soul, spirit and body means that any treatment must also be holistic, ultimately looking to our Creator for the final solution.

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  • Homosexuality

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    Homosexuals make up 5-10% of the global population, yet our ignorance of them is much greater .Dr. Awsam discusses the origins and development of homosexual desire and how it is possible to change. He treats homosexuality not as an issue of sexuality, but as a social, psychological and spiritual issue that indicates a crisis in the family and an absence of love and depth of relationships. He urges the Church community to adopt Christ’s point of view toward homosexuals—to love and to bear with them and to reject the conspiracy of silence and ignorance that dominates, especially in the Arab world .Included are stories of individuals who left their homosexuality behind them to find hope and healing.

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  • Yes You Can

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    In reflecting on recent changes in Egypt and the Arab world, Dr. Awsam suggests that we only truly feel a sense of belonging in our communities when we have the power to change and impact them. He states, “Knowing precisely when change starts is not as important making sure that it does start.” With social or political change come responsibility. This responsibility is integral to the message of the Kingdom of God. In proclaiming the Gospel, believers must also face the evils in society—thus functioning as the salt and light that Jesus called us to be. The motivation behind taking social responsibility cannot be a lust for power—rather, this responsibility must lead to service to the poor. In this way we work to build those things that are close to God’s heart—dignity, freedom and justice.

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