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On The Edge Of Hope
$16.99
Mental anguish, depression, anxiety, and the battle for your mind and well-being are not your new normal, and it is not here to stay. There is a path that leads to the freedom you desire. Through the pages of On the Edge of Hope, Dr. Mark Chironna shares his three-plus year journey through a long, dark hallway. With candor and vulnerability, he reflects on the scriptural and holistic truths that led him out of the dark place and onto solid ground.
Dr. Chironna integrates the best of theology with psychology to bring healing and hope in the midst of your struggles. He will help you to:
– acknowledge your pain and recognize its roots
– get off autopilot and embrace a fully conscious life
– move forward–not with “how tos” but a “heart to”
Your struggle might seem like a life sentence, but it is only a season. Working with the Holy Spirit, you can find the edge of hope.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800762575
ISBN10: 0800762576
Mark Chironna
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2022
Publisher: Chosen Books
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