Healing the Whole Person: Weeklong Workbook and Journal by Dr. Bob Schuchts (B2066, 2 volumes): The workbook Healing the Whole Person by Dr. Bob Schuchts outlines a framework for Catholic Christian inner healing by identifying how sin, psychological wounds, and developmental trauma fragment a person’s spirit, soul, and body. It provides practical guides for facing brokenness—such as unearthing identity lies, bitter root judgments, and inner vows—and offers structured journaling activities and prayers to facilitate inner healing. Ultimately, the text illustrates how receiving Christ's redemptive love through contemplative prayer, spiritual gifts, and the Catholic sacraments restores a person to security, maturity, purity, and wholeness.
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Jesus Always: Embracing Joy in His Presence by Sarah Young (B2067, 4 volumes): Life is full of difficulties: loss, sadness, fear. In the midst of these challenges, joy often feels out of reach. But Jesus has more for you than a life of striving, pain, and discontent. He offers life abundant and life brimming with joy! Jesus Always was written as part of Sarah Young’s exploration of the promises of joy in Scripture. Written as if Jesus Himself is speaking directly to the reader, Jesus Always invites you into a new way of living a life of joy.
Blindsided by God: Disappointment, Suffering, And The Untamable Goodness Of God by Peter Chin (B2068, 3 volumes): When Peter Chin moved his family into an inner-city neighborhood to plant a church, he was sure he was doing what God wanted. But in the span of a few months his family experienced a heartbreaking miscarriage, a break-in at their home, a breast cancer diagnosis, and the termination of their health insurance. Why would God allow these things to happen? Blindsided by God explores the reality of suffering, the mystery of God's ways, and why, even in the darkest times, there's always reason for hope.