Unexpected Turbulence

by Joseph Elton Suber

Overview

None, no, not one is exempt from the experience of the unexpected death of a loved one. Sudden death often disrupts the lives of survivors, leaving them confused, unsure, and questioning God, His plan, and His purpose. Unexpected Turbulence examines the different circumstances and experiences of individuals and families who came face-to-face with heart-wrenching tragedy of sudden death that thrusts them into an unidentifiable life. These unforgettable tales of devastation, hurt, pain, and confusion associated with loss will leave you weeping, when you discover the severity of their experiences; it will leave you exposed as you comprehend the lack of control we have over our destiny, and it will leave you stimulated as you take the journey to examine God's promise of emotional healing for our lives after an experience of death, when we are in relationship with Him. Unexpected Turbulence reveals that at any moment, life can blindside you with an experience of death. It explores questions of where was God. If only I had said or done something different, there would have been a different outcome. Nature's betrayal and hope for a life after death. As much as it shows us that we are not in total control of our destiny, it also shows us that we create our own regrets. Regrets of what we would have, could have, or should have done or said to the departed. Unexpected Turbulence helps us to open our hearts to those who are currently in relationship with so that we might treasure and appreciate every moment with still have with them.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158995255
Publisher:	Christian Faith Publishing, Inc
Publication date:	11/02/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	130
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Dr. T. R. Anderson worked as a civil rights professional for the United States government for over thirty years, serving people who believed that had been discriminated against in the work place. She’s currently a counseling psychologist with a desire to help hurting people who have experienced trauma that has caused them complications in their daily life functioning. She encourages others to choose their words wisely because life and death is in the power of the tongue. Dr. Anderson is one of God’s children who is a member of Paradise Baptist Church in Oakland, California; she loves her biological and church family and has a contagious sense of humor, endeavoring to find joy in every situation.
Joy is not controlled by an emotion. Joy transcends personality and emotions. It’s wrapped in hope, not the hope in people, but the hope in God, because people are reliably unpredictable.