Overview
Tell Me About Your Father: How to identify, process, and overcome the pain in your relationship with your father."This book is a must-read for any pastor, leader, or anyone impacted by the father wound. Read it and share it to let the healing continue!" Jonathan "JP" Pokluda, Bestselling Author & Pastor of Harris Creek"Fatherlessness is an epidemic in our culture. Zach Garza is a father to the fatherless. If you have met him, you have met the heart of God as a father." Michael Miller, Founder of UPPERROOMWhat goes through your mind when I ask you about your father? Perhaps a smile pops up on your face because you had the best dad in the world. But what if you have the opposite reaction and are met with anger, sadness, or even apathy because your relationship with your father has hurt you in some way? If that's you, I know how you feel.So, tell me about your father. Let's figure out how you got to where you are today by tackling topics such as generational sin and how your wounds are impacting you as an adult. Together, let's go on a journey to identify the hurts from your father and how to process and heal those pains so you, and everyone who comes after you, can be set free. Free to choose faith over fear, security over insecurity, and help you experience the unconditional love of God instead of the performance-based love of people.Using personal testimonies from his own life, Zach Garza will use his story to encourage you to start the journey, give you tips to keep you on the path of healing, and share stories that will let you know that you are not on this journey alone. Your relationship with your father may not be perfect. Your father is definitely not perfect. But the Lord can use those hurts and the power of forgiveness to help you become your best self and to give you the greatest gift he can give you; more of Himself.
- | Author: Zachary Garza
- | Publisher: Tall Pine Books
- | Publication Date: Mar 08, 2024
- | Number of Pages: 280 pages
- | Binding: Paperback or Softback
- | ISBN-13: 9798348370800
