Looking for Jonathan

Looking for Jonathan by T. Whitney Strickland, published by Xulon Press in August 2002, is a 116-page book that explores the journey of a father and his son dealing with Attention Deficit Disorder. The narrative centers on the transformative experience of Jonathan, who is saved from the challenges posed by this condition through a simple focusing exercise. The author emphasizes the importance of faith and reliance on divine wisdom in overcoming fear and adversity.
In this edition, readers will find a detailed account of the father’s discovery and application of a protocol that not only addresses the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder but also highlights the potential for miracles through faith. The book delves into themes of religion and Christian living, offering insights into how spiritual guidance can lead to positive change. This work serves as a resource for parents navigating similar challenges, providing both a personal story and practical advice rooted in faith.
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This is the story of how Jonathan was saved from the nightmare of Attention Deficit Disorder and the protocol for the simple focusing exercise which pulled him to safety. When parents discover their child has the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder, fear is often their first response. The mind of Christ, however, demands that we do not worry (Matthew 6:25-34). When you rely on His wisdom, miracles can happen. This father heard the cries of a child who was lost and was given a focusing exercise which transformed his son and allowed him to be all that God made him to be.
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