HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR THINKING USING A SIMPLE EQUATION

While everyone faces challenges, few understand why and how they should respond to them. Through inspirational stories and simple equations, this book shows you how to see your problems using a different set of lenses. What makes Spoonful of Courage unique among other Christian self-improvement books is the way it's presented-through formulas.

Most people adopt a mental framework which confines them. They see themselves as victims or zeroes. And most books on self-improvement move you from victim to hero using self-help techniques. This self-improvement book uses equations to transform how you see your circumstances, encouraging you to embrace grace thinking.

Instead of confining you, these formulas help define and refine your thinking. In this grace book, God is the hero. And through these inspirational stories, you'll discover:

You don't have to be a victim to life's circumstances. You don't have to adopt a zero mentality, thinking of yourself as inadequate. You don't have to be the hero of your story, carrying the stress and burdens of life.

This work discusses why so many people believe in a higher power and more specifically-the Christian faith. This courage book is more than a Christian apologetics book. It discusses psychology and self-help-from a Christian worldview.

Each spoonful explores how we see circumstances, how we see life, and how we see the big picture, helping your walk with God in a fresh and personal way.

This book is for you if:

Your need a dose of hope, courage, and perspective in your life challenges. You're looking for helpful tools to thrive in our nanosecond culture. You want a safe place to explore Christianity and spirituality.

In this book you will:

Explore how you see our circumstances Gain helpful resources for Christian personal growth Understand how to deal with emotions Obtain techniques on stress management Learn about grace and the impact it makes on how you see life. Discover evidence for why Christians believe what they believe.