The Good Life
Seeking purpose, meaning, & truth in your life

Charles Colson

This is the rest of the story after Born Again. Colson addresses the question that is so often asked, “Have I lived a good life?” The Good Life tells amazing stories of high profile people and their victories, failures, and consequences. One of the many topics in the book focuses on how can society maintain ethics when it rejects truth and lacks grounding in morality. Colson’s writing prompts us to take a look at our lives and see clearly the evidence of the invisible hand of providence guiding us at critical points – even before we become Believers. It tells of how turning away from the questions and dilemmas of life is a tragedy and the quest for meaning and truth makes life worth living. Although answers can be heartbreaking, you can become victorious through suffering and defeat. We all have to understand the evil in ourselves before we can embrace the good in life. This book explains how life is being on a pilgrimage and learning on a daily basis. We all want to live the good life so we must reflect on what really matters and try to make sense out of life’s frustrations. Colsen reinforces how the Lord can take us from where we are and spirit us into a limitless future. “Whoever wants to save his life will lose it but whoever loses his life for me will save it.” The Good Life is a great read for people who want to learn how to counterattack the attacks we all are confronted with. It also contains interesting political history.
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Happily Remarried

David & Lisa Frisbie

Blending families can sometimes be painful – there is no Brady Bunch. Written with hope and humor, the Frisbies offer practical solutions for creating harmony in remarried couples and stepfamilies. Happily Remarried contains valuable insights and workable solutions for dealing with ex spouses and ex in-laws, as well as pointers on how to deal with the financial realities of divorce, remarriage and blended families. This book is timely since there is an increase in remarriages in the Christian community. It deals with the nuts and bolts staring newly remarried couples in the face. Happily Remarried contains four key strategies for marital unity that urge people to look at marriage as irreversible. This book is recommended to pastors, councilors and even couples that have been married once will discover sound principles for deepening their marital relationship while simultaneously becoming more aware of the challenges their remarried friends and family members experience. Explore “a second chance forever”.
Harvest House Publishers