When You Are Facing Change
When You Are Facing Change by J. Bill Ratliff, published by Westminster John Knox Press in January 1989, is a thoughtful exploration of the dynamics of change in our lives. This first edition, comprising 135 pages, presents insights from pastoral counseling, emphasizing that change does not have to be a traumatic experience but can instead serve as a period of enlightenment.
In this book, Ratliff outlines the various types of changes—both chosen and unchosen—that individuals may face and offers guidance on navigating endings, uncertainties, and new beginnings. He encourages readers to listen for the voice of God during these transitions, suggesting that such an approach can lead to a more complete and fulfilling experience. The themes of Christian theology and life are woven throughout, providing a framework for understanding how to approach change with faith and resilience.
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Pastoral counselor J. Bill Ratliff shows that facing change in our lives doesn’t have to be a traumatic experience–it can be a time of enlightenment. Ratliff describes the types of chosen and unchosen changes one is likely to encounter in life and then tells how to deal with endings, uncertainties, and new beginnings. If we listen for the voice of God, Ratliff says, we can emerge from a time of major change more whole than we were before we entered.
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