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Lessons from the Trail

Exploring the Intersection between Grief and Adventure

Ike Andrews
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Pages
222
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Trilogy Christian Publishing

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Losing a spouse, a child, or even a close friend strikes us as incomprehensible. A living individual, singularly, unique among the history of all humanity and capable of so much love and creativity, ceases to be. We are, left to wonder why, but we do so without any answers. We deal with this absurdity of existence through grief, but what if the grieving process, was an adventure?
This is a true story of how one man's death opened up a great adventure of God revealing his abiding love in the lives of those left behind, as told by his best friend and mountain-biking companion. His journey reveals how the great Redeemer orchestrated past experiences to help him get through the difficult week leading up to the memorial service, in which he is, called to deliver the eulogy. Sad and humorous, exciting and contemplative, familiar and mysterious, the inspiring events of the two men will temper the sting of death and renew hope in a wonderful eternity that awaits all who believe in Jesus Christ.

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