This Is Awkward: How Life's Uncomfortable Moments Open the Door to Intimacy and Connection
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.18 (931 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0718034937 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-09 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
But those awkward moments are precisely where we find connection with God and one another. In This is Awkward, Sammy Rhodes talks directly, honestly, and hilariously (because sometimes we need to laugh) about the most painfully uncomfortable subjects in our lives. Don’t waste your awkwardness.One of the saddest realities of life is that the things we need to talk about the most, we tend to talk about the least—from bouts with depression to sexual struggles to parent-wounds that never seem to heal. Raise these issues out loud, and wait for the awkward silence. In chapters like “Parents Are a Gift (You Can’t Return Them)” and “D is for Depression,” he boldly goes where most of us fear to tread, revealing that we can be liberated by the embrace of a God who knows the most shameful things about us and loves us all the same. Because nothing is too awkward for God.
"This is an easy read about difficult topics" according to Vanessa. This is an easy read about difficult topics. The writer keeps it interesting and makes you think about how intimacy is created out of sharing our awkwardness with others.. Heath said Must read!. A great book that is so honest and moving. Highly recommended!. "Five Stars" according to Jima Alexander. Great book!
About the AuthorSammy Rhodes is a campus minister with Reformed University Fellowship at the University of South Carolina. Rhodes is frequently invited to speak at conferences and churches on topics including anxiety and depression, approval, the Internet, pop culture, humor, theology, and leadership. Rhodes also has a popular Internet presence, which has been highlighted in Huffington Post, Salon, Paste, and Christianity Today.
Rhodes is frequently invited to speak at conferences and churches on topics including anxiety and depression, approval, the Internet, pop culture, humor, theology, and leadership. Rhodes also has a popular Internet presence, which has been highlighted in Huffington Post, Salon, Paste, and