Stuck

How to Overcome Your Anger and Reclaim Your Life

De: F. Remy Diederich

Narrado por: Tim Lundeen

Are you stuck in a broken relationship?

We've all been stuck: stuck in traffic, stuck in the mud, stuck in the middle. But getting stuck in a broken relationship is one of the worst places to be stuck. It leaves you hurt and confused: not knowing what to do next. If that's where you find yourself today, then Stuck may be the book to help you get unstuck.

A practical guide to broken relationships

F. Remy Diederich goes beyond anger management and provides his listeners with practical, spiritual insight into how to recover from, and hopefully restore, a broken relationship. He offers helpful analysis of the question "What is anger?" and then carefully suggests approaches, often step-by-step, to help you navigate the process of restoring broken relationships.

A Bible-based approach on how to forgive.

F. Remy Diederich's writing is rich in biblical thought and counsel but not simplistic in its application or blind to the realities of human weakness. Issues of anger management, grief, boundaries, and how to forgive are carefully looked at from a spiritual perspective. He also includes a special section on how to forgive yourself.

A compassionate, realistic approach to reconciliation.

While encouraging reconciliation, the author is also aware that reconciliation is not always possible and offers alternatives. Because of Stuck's helpful "how-to" nature, you will want to highlight key thoughts and return to them again and again.

If you are "stuck" in a broken relationship, do yourself a favor and listen to this book. It could be just the thing you need to help you get unstuck and move on with your life.

©2012 F. Remy Diederich (P)2014 Cross Point Publishing

thought provoking

this w.as a very thorough process invoking book. I will share this title with friends and family who are stuck

I like the"write it down" sections.

this book help me get through serious double betrayal by two of my closest relationships.

learning to forgive

good for anger, and forgiveness. good for the offender to help with reconciliation with an effective apology elements and how people usually make some key mistakes that keep the offended stuck.