 You likely know someone who lost a job. Someday his or her unemployment will end, and a new job will begin – but not soon enough. Four Corners of Grace will help that person make the hard journey from today to “someday.”
This new book strengthens the heart and provides reason for hope. It’s a fast read, and the impact is immediate. Your friend or colleague will thank you for sharing a source of fresh, life-giving perspective. Or maybe it’s for you.
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11/12/2020 12:42:16 am
Unemployment is definitely not fun. Aside from having to go through a lot of financial problems, it also demoralizes you. I think that there are too many people who do not know this. If you are a person who wants to make some change happen, then you have to work hard. Unemployment is not easy, but we have to go and fight through it. This is all that I think and matters to me, at least when I was going through it myself. Leave a Reply. |
AuthorDavid Staal serves as a consultant to the nonprofit sector following 11 years as President & CEO of a national organization (Kids Hope USA), 10 years in church staff leadership (Willow Creek Community Church), and a 13-year marketing career (Abbott Laboratories). A senior editor for Christianity Today International for 12 years, he also authored these books: 
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