Description
Many men struggle with identity issues, mid-life crises, depression, self-esteem, and defining a life mission. Our culture has tried to redefine what Christian manhood means. A growing number of men see their primary identity in what they do rather than who they are. Not enough men value the importance of great character and modeling Christlike attitudes.
In Finishing Well, Finishing Strong, Jim Grassi explores what spiritual manhood looks like and how men can discover the joy of living an abundant life. Persevering through pressure and stress to find God’s peace allows men not to quit when the going gets tough. Dr. Grassi helps men discover the difference between having worldly success and developing spiritual significance. Men will feel motivated, empowered, and equipped to better cope with the issues in our chaotic culture that impact personal growth.
Features include:
- Practical and relevant ideas and resources to assist those wishing to find more joy in their lives
- Specific suggestions for lifestyle adjustments to give a better understanding of balance and stress management
- An exploration of what it means to have a spiritual mentor
- Powerful Bible studies for applying God’s wisdom to developing short- and long-term goals
- Encouragement for perseverance and coping with chaotic issues
Series: A Romans 12 Disciple
Paperback: 160 pages
Publisher: Thomas Nelson (September 9, 2014)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1401677975
ISBN-13: 978-1401677978
Product Dimensions: 5.2 x 0.5 x 8 inches
Shipping Weight: 9.9 ounces
go2kenya –
I wanted to give up many times and we went through very trying times and many would give up in our situations however God has a bigger and better plan for us. I would love to finish my race well with God s strength as I believe He is and has already been doing.
editor: Tim Tyler –
Bless you brother! Your goal is right: finish the race well. This life is short so keeping our sights on Jesus and His Way is critical. We need each other for the work ahead that God has appointed and brings to us. May His joy and peace abide with you – even in trials. 2 Cor 7:4