IN THE EYE OF THE STORM
A new approach towards adversity reaps spiritual benefits
Finding inner peace in the midst of turmoil
A new approach towards adversity reaps spiritual benefits
2011-03-30
LONGWOOD, FL â€" Dennis Obert’s In the Eye of the Storm ($16.99, paperback, 9781613790175) opens the door to a realm that few Christians ever find: The realm of Spirituality. There, believers learn to think like God, act like God and fulfill the purpose for which God intended for them. All of this occurs while enjoying and radiating the supernatural peace, joy, love and other aspects of the Spirit. As a result, the believer develops a new attitude toward hardship as well as a new understanding of spiritual living and its benefits both here and in the life to come.
In the Eye of the Storm will bring the reader into a new relationship with God, Christ and the Holy Spirit. That new perspective will give the believer a life filled with purpose, confidence, faith and hope. Obert experienced fifty years of trying and failing to live a life that was pleasing to God. Unwilling to accept defeat, he began an intense, prayerful and ongoing study of the Holy Spirit and how man may have a Spirit-filled relationship with God. The answers he received astounded Obert with their simple, yet life-changing, message. He hopes to share this message with other struggling believers.
Dennis Obert is a retired Registered Pharmacist who, in spite of church membership from the age of 12 when he was baptized until now, did not really understand the joy of walking with God in the Spirit. Two years ago, his desire to follow God more closely and to have a more spiritual relationship with him led to an intense effort and study of God’s Word. In the Eye of the Storm is an account of what Obert learned from that quest to eventually achieve true peace in the eye of the storm!
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