God's Think Tank

by Katrena Jones Kilpatrick

Overview

God's Think Tank is a non-fiction book that deals heavily with the mental illness of a loved one. When people who are dealing with mental illness do not seek help , not only does this person suffer; but the people closest to them suffer as well. The purpose of this writing is to encourage someone who may be dealing with the harsh realities of mental illness. Nothing is too hard for God!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781663532831
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/13/2020
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.10(d)

Editorial Reviews

God's Think Tank is a self-help tool that shares a familiar account from a Christian perspective. The writer shares an action plan given by God only after awakening her spirit through abuse, disobedience, grief, and denial. However, responsibility does take its rightful place. Upon reading this awesome journey it is my prayer that you experience the removal of grave clothes from the burial of abuse, mental health effects, and loneliness. May it catapult you into your garment of praise!

QMHP - Dr. Cynthia W. Peppers

In God's Think Tank Katrena Kilpatrick lays bare her heart in sharing her journey which led to a closer walk with the Lord. Her transparency in dealing with issues that are often taboo, and off limits by many; yields tremendous insights into God's ultimate purposes and plans for our lives. From beginning to end, with a wide range of emotions in between, the reader sees how a deepening dependency of God resulted in a life-changing discovery. His will for our lives always prevails.

Pastor, Antioch Bible Fellowship, and Professor Religious Studies, Saint Augustine's University - Dr. Frank T. White, Sr.

Two of the greatest battles people face in coping with their own Jonah experience of darkness and fear, are the twin evils of Shame and Guilt. Hiding our pain from others dues to embarrassment only makes the darkness worse. Neither our society or the church has done very well in dealing with mental illness. Katrena has bravely shared her personal experiences, and can testify , that Jesus can bring us into the light.

Pastor, North Haven Church and Religious Studies Professor, Saint Augustine's University - Dr. James Seymour