Grace for the Wounded
Grace for the Wounded by Eddie Olivas III, published by WestBow Press on September 25, 2014, is an 80-page daily devotional that addresses the complexities of addiction. This book presents a collection of writings from Project Soul Care, a daily inspirational resource sent to hundreds of individuals. Each devotional focuses on three key themes: trusting in God, the importance of perseverance, and the transformative power of God’s word in challenging circumstances.
Readers will find that the author, drawing from his experience as both a chaplain and a clinician, integrates a spiritual perspective throughout the text. The devotions aim to provide support and encouragement, particularly for those working in difficult environments that may lack hope. With insights rooted in personal experience and a commitment to spiritual care, this book serves as a resource for individuals seeking guidance and inspiration in their journey through addiction and recovery.
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Grace for the Wounded is a daily devotional and summary of the disease of addiction. The devotions are comprised of a collection of writings from Project Soul Care. Project Soul Care is a daily inspirational that is e-mailed to hundreds daily. Each devotional has three paramount themes: trusting in God, the importance of perseverance, and the power of God’s word to transform both the mind and confounding circumstances. Because the author is both a chaplain and a clinician he is mindful of the importance of one’s spiritual interior and was able to integrate this perspective throughout the book. The devotional was mined from a heart that has experienced years of suffering that comes from providing direct care to innumerable individuals from all walks of life. He refers to this care as, “prolonged psychological CPR.” He especially aspires that this book will edify and encourage those in the field who continue to work in places that may be very challenging and void of hope…
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