
Through the Storms
After more than twenty years battling pancreatitis one of the most painful disorders known to humankind involving more than a hundred hospital admissions, more than thirty operations, several near-death encounters, the trauma of transplant surgery and the constant expectation of death, Eric Gaudion shares how he reconcile......
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After more than twenty years battling pancreatitis – one of the most painful disorders known to humankind – involving more than a hundred hospital admissions, more than thirty operations, several near-death encounters, the trauma of transplant surgery and the constant expectation of death, Eric Gaudion shares how he reconciled his faith and his condition. An Elim Pentecostal pastor with a healing ministry, Eric’s faith was hugely challenged. Facing searing doubts and debilitating Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, he had to dig deep into God to survive the storm and discover what it means to be ‘more than conquerors’ in its midst (Romans 8:37). With profound honesty and gentleness, Eric shares his journey and offers precious encouragements and hope-filled strategies to sustain and inspire all those touched by long-term struggles that seem resistant to prayer.
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| Produktnavn | Through the Storms |
| book typ | boker, dokumentar og fakta, historie og dokumentar, biografier og memoarer |
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