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As I walked through life and ministry I noticed as things happened in my life; I would feel hurt, betrayal, offense, and pain so much that it was crippling. I realize that something is wrong, I needed to seek help and counseling. In the process of counseling, I realized that I simply stuffed my pain, and never healed from them. This pain was affecting my relationships, work and even ministry. This book was written to help you realize that wholeness and healing is possible if you are intentional about it. In this book you will find spiritual truths, personal experiences and practical tools that will help you on your journey to healing from emotional hurt. You do not have to be stuck in time; you can move forward in life through the freedom that healing brings. Through scripture and life experiences we can begin this beautiful journey together to healing.
Abraham Harris was born in phoenix, Arizona and raised in Buckeye, Arizona for most of his life. He currently lives in Salem, Oregon. He is the Director of Frontline Prayer Ministries. He also is a lead Pastor of in Salem, OR. Abraham holds a bachelor’s in biblical study with concentrates on Ministry Leadership and Christian Counseling, he is pastoral counselor and a Certified Life and Relationship coach. He also holds an MBA and is a business owner. Abraham is a published author, who has author a book and study guides. Abraham preaches and ministers with passion, he has a strong burden for those who are lost, broken, afflicted and oppressed. Abraham has a deep passion for prayer and teaching believers on the subject on prayer. Abraham genuinely believes Jesus’ words in John 15:5, Without Me (Jesus) you can do nothing.
