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17 Roadblocks on the Highway of Life eBook • $8.99Book Description
Even though Jesus promised to give us abundant life when we connect our lives to his, most Christians do not experience the fullness of that life. Why? Because we allow various roadblocks to sidetrack us in our journey. Consequently, Christians stumble through their lives, knowing what they should do but not knowing exactly how to do it.
17 Roadblocks on the Highway of Life and How to Move Around Them by noted author and pastor Brian Harbour considers many of the common roadblocks which create unwanted detours in our lives. Through scriptural models, Harbour outlines specific strategies for implementing lessons of the Bible that can aid us in moving around these blocks and back onto the roads of our lives.
Specific lessons consider the roadblocks of ambition, depression, guilt, loneliness, and many others.
Book Reviews
Like an experienced flagman at a highway construction site Brian Harbour gives clear directions for successful living in his book, 17 Roadblocks On the Highway Of Life and How to Move Around Them. He brings all his gifts as a successful pastor, an excellent preacher, an accomplished writer, and a popular adjunct professor at Truett Seminary into focus to give us what may well be his best work yet.
— Paul Powell
Dean of Truett Theological Seminary
Baylor University
This book will not only be a tremendous asset to me and to readers, but it is also something I can share with people I encounter who are facing some of these roadblocks. . .It speaks directly to people who are on the journey of faith.
— John Ed Mathison
Senior Minister of Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church
Montgomery, Alabama
Brian Harbour knows about life and what life brings. Lots of people know such matters, but the difference with this author is that he brings the Bible to life’s experiences. In seventeen life experiences, Brian Harbour deals realistically with the life experience and therapeutically with the light Scripture brings to the situation.
— Harold T. Bryson
Department of Religion
Mississippi College