January 20th, 2010 - NON-FICTION
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- Category: Authors
- Published: Tuesday, 19 January 2010 04:02
Working through the frustrations of faith, Berggren explores many of the wrong expectations that have caused absolute frustration in his life and his own faith journey... The good news: this sense of overwhelming dissatisfaction can actually serve as a catalyst for personal growth.
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We can all feel hate. There’s frequently a level of frustration that overwhelms us when we are faced with trying to achieve certain goals—like getting in shape, making the grade, or straightening out our finances. This is where I got stuck in my spirituality.
"Within the pages of my book are the 10 things I’ve hated about Christianity over the years and how I’ve worked through my frustrations. I call it the intersection of real life, simple faith, and raw emotion. And I am confident it can help in your own spiritual journey."