Grace And...

by David Fritsche

Overview

While many search for themselves, tiring at the quest for something that can never be found, others are released to be what they are and to create their world in wonder and beauty.

God is not far from any one of us and yet our tendency to work for His approval, struggle to overcome evil and to have the right doctrine, leaves us confused, frustrated or worse, self righteous.

Here is a path to release in His grace and to the enjoyment of life abundant. Come walk with me and we shall move beyond the problems that strip our emotions and energy and possibly, on the path of grace, we shall find God and His purpose for us.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012763419
Publisher:	Dynamix Worx Publications LLC
Publication date:	06/22/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	569 KB

About the Author

David Fritsche was born in Bishop, CA in the shadow of the High Sierra mountain range. He served as a police officer in Colton, CA for many years before moving to Reno, NV (also in the shadow of his beloved mountains) to become pastor of Life Center Church. He served as a college professor, teaching both Criminal Justice at TMCC, Reno, NV, and Theology at San Bernardino Bible College, in Southern CA.

His lifelong interest in the German Shepherd Dog has brought him success in breeding, exhibiting and serving both The German Shepherd Dog Club of Reno and The German Shepherd Dog Club of America.

David is married to his childhood sweetheart, Linda. They have been married for over 50 years and have three children, 7 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

David's passion for people and dogs comes through in his writings. The effect is to lift the reader to embrace life, reach their full potential and to enjoy the blessings God has given.

Editorial Reviews

Grace and...: You cannot become what you already are! (Paperback)
Written like a devotional, Grace And... opens a window on the complex subject of grace. It will provoke, encourage, enlighten, and challenge but it is a worthwhile investment of time and money. Chapter 28, Grace and the Church is the chapter I found most rewarding. If you read nothing else, if you struggle with complex demands on your time and confusing signals about true spirituality, this one chapter will open the window.

Jack Dunigan