About this book
Everyone has at least one person--and possibly more--who tries their patience with every encounter. Almost every meeting turns into a conflict. It might be a spouse, a child, a sibling, a parent, an in-law, a boss, a co-worker--or just about anyone with whom you must interact regularly. Author Dick Purnell, founder and director of Single Life Resources, a division of Campus Crusade for Christ and author of 12 books on relationships, marriage, self-esteem, and spiritual development, offers help in his latest entry in his 31-Day Experiment Bible Study series. Prior titles include Growing Closer to God and Knowing God by His Names (nearly 50, 000 in sales). This popular series is designed to help readers spend meaningful, consistent daily time with God. By investing only 20-30 minutes a day in one of these unique studies, the reader will discover a fresh perspective on life and a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Readers will learn about characters in the Bible who had conflicts and how they handled them. The reader will also learn how to avoid the mistakes others made in the Bible. They will finally be able to experience more pleasure and companionship with others when they put into practice the biblical teaching about forgiveness and reconciliation.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Do You Know an Impossible Person?
- My Prayer
- My Covenant with God
- How to Get the Most out of This Book
- Where to Start
- Part 1—The Kinds of People Who Can Make Your Life Difficult: Days 1-12
- Part 2—Ideas for Relating to Impossible People: Days 13-31
- Evaluating My Progress
- The Book of Proverbs on Relationships
- Using This Book with a Group
- Additional 31-Day Experiment Books
- About the Author