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Do you feel as if you’re drowning? As if between waves of doubt, despair, and grief, you’re struggling to stay afloat? Perhaps it’s a crisis in your marriage, the loss of a loved one, or financial problems that threaten to sink you. Maybe you’re facing shame or a scary illness. You’re clinging to life in desperation and tempted to ask: where is God in this?
You’re not alone. When Peter started to sink in deep waters, he called out to Jesus. Jesus’s strong hand held him fast. He was in control of the storm all along.
With pastoral compassion, Michael Cassidy comforts people facing deep waters of many kinds. He has lived through over 85 years of life’s ups and downs, including battling Leukemia. He shares stories of colleagues and people he has counselled who testify to God walking them through unimaginable trials.
Michael provides insight into specific types of suffering, including:
- Disease and Illness
- Doubt
- Despair and Depression
- Marriage Troubles
- Bereavement
When everything is shaken, you can ground yourself in the biblical wisdom of Deep Waters of the Disciple. Not only will this volume help you with your own challenges, but it will equip you to understand and help others with theirs.
'Will help so many learn to recognize what an abusive relationship
is' - Mel B 'I read it all in one sitting, it is brilliant! This
book is so relatable and Maddy's funny and engaging approach starts
serious conversations' - Teresa Parker, Women's Aid Are you forever
finding yourself in the stranglehold of controlling companions?
Well, fear not, because once you've finished reading this book,
you'll be able to wave ta-ta to unhappy and unhealthy relationships
for good. Consider me the Psycho Sprucer, Bad Boy Buster, the Hot
Mess Assessor - ready to leave your love life sparkling. How to
Leave Your Psychopath is a candid account of the complex, subtle
nature of coercive control and abusive relationships from comedian
Maddy Anholt, who - until her eyes were opened - had spent her
entire dating life trapped in them. Relatable and accessible, the
book covers all the common techniques these toxic twerps use to
exert control, including gaslighting, breadcrumbing and negging.
This book is the ultimate handbook to help you see and respond to
red flags, recognize controlling traits, and learn to give any
prospective date a score on Maddy's unique 'Psychometer', from
super-empath to psychopath. Vitally, by interweaving psychological
insight and autobiographical anecdotes, Maddy shows you the road to
self-discovery, leading you on the path to safer dating and a
healthier, more joyful life. Funny, judgement-free and full of
brilliant first-hand advice, this empowering guide will help anyone
ditch their controlling partner to find freedom and happiness.
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