
Steve Austin (2) (–2021)
Author of Hiding in the Pews: Shining Light on Mental Illness in the Church
For other authors named Steve Austin, see the disambiguation page.
Works by Steve Austin
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- Date of death
- 2021-06-07
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Reviews
I've been following Steve for a few months now, and I've seen the results of the messy grace he's experienced in his life. I've never really heard the story of how he got there before. This is that story.
It's not just a story, though. It's as real and honest as it can be. It will break your heart for his pain, then help put it back together as he puts his heart and life back together. I started highlighting passages that I loved and wanted to remember, then I realized that almost the whole show more book is highlighted.
I am thankful he didn't succeed in what he tried to do. I wish there were many more people like Steve in our churches. I won't share EVERYTHING I highlighted, but this resonated with me. "Healing sounds so great, but comfort and inclusion sound even better." Oh, how beautiful they sound. Thank you, my brother Steve.
Steve gifted me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. show less
It's not just a story, though. It's as real and honest as it can be. It will break your heart for his pain, then help put it back together as he puts his heart and life back together. I started highlighting passages that I loved and wanted to remember, then I realized that almost the whole show more book is highlighted.
I am thankful he didn't succeed in what he tried to do. I wish there were many more people like Steve in our churches. I won't share EVERYTHING I highlighted, but this resonated with me. "Healing sounds so great, but comfort and inclusion sound even better." Oh, how beautiful they sound. Thank you, my brother Steve.
Steve gifted me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. show less
I've been following Steve for a few months now, and I've seen the results of the messy grace he's experienced in his life. I've never really heard the story of how he got there before. This is that story.
It's not just a story, though. It's as real and honest as it can be. It will break your heart for his pain, then help put it back together as he puts his heart and life back together. I started highlighting passages that I loved and wanted to remember, then I realized that almost the whole show more book is highlighted.
I am thankful he didn't succeed in what he tried to do. I wish there were many more people like Steve in our churches. I won't share EVERYTHING I highlighted, but this resonated with me. "Healing sounds so great, but comfort and inclusion sound even better." Oh, how beautiful they sound. Thank you, my brother Steve.
Steve gifted me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. show less
It's not just a story, though. It's as real and honest as it can be. It will break your heart for his pain, then help put it back together as he puts his heart and life back together. I started highlighting passages that I loved and wanted to remember, then I realized that almost the whole show more book is highlighted.
I am thankful he didn't succeed in what he tried to do. I wish there were many more people like Steve in our churches. I won't share EVERYTHING I highlighted, but this resonated with me. "Healing sounds so great, but comfort and inclusion sound even better." Oh, how beautiful they sound. Thank you, my brother Steve.
Steve gifted me a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. show less
Please Heal Me!
This uplifting book offers assistance when asking God for healing. The author has eight principles that he believes will help you. Over the years, using them, he has seen many healed. Included are some of the healings that took place in the Bible along with examples he has witnessed. Lots of encouragements will keep your spirits up.
In the section of Prayers that Avail Much, the author supplies prayers for things like: the healing of yourself and your family, guidance for your show more healthcare workers, good sleep, finances, and freedom from worry, depression, doubt, and anxiety.
Although the author states that he has seen many people healed, some have not been, and he doesn't know the answer to that. He wrote this book about healing despite that his mother fought hard against an illness, but did not survive. His advice is to follow the points in this book for healing, but to put everything in God's hands to work it out. Remember that ultimately, God is in control, and we do not always understand His ways.
Whether healing comes or not, the book's suggestions will bring your spirit peace. Things like listening to praise music and praising God, listing your blessings, and being thankful to God despite your circumstances will strengthen you, and build you up.
Included is a helpful list of some of the names of God, including: Jehovah Rapha, The God Who Heals You; Jehovah Baal Perazim, The God of the Breakthrough; and El Roi, The God Who Sees.
I really appreciate that the author admits that in the end, there will be those that do not receive a healing. But despite that, keep the faith, and trust God. This positive, five-star book will be an asset to anyone who longs to be made whole.
Thank you, Chosen Books, for providing Tickmenot with a book to review. Opinions are my own. show less
This uplifting book offers assistance when asking God for healing. The author has eight principles that he believes will help you. Over the years, using them, he has seen many healed. Included are some of the healings that took place in the Bible along with examples he has witnessed. Lots of encouragements will keep your spirits up.
In the section of Prayers that Avail Much, the author supplies prayers for things like: the healing of yourself and your family, guidance for your show more healthcare workers, good sleep, finances, and freedom from worry, depression, doubt, and anxiety.
Although the author states that he has seen many people healed, some have not been, and he doesn't know the answer to that. He wrote this book about healing despite that his mother fought hard against an illness, but did not survive. His advice is to follow the points in this book for healing, but to put everything in God's hands to work it out. Remember that ultimately, God is in control, and we do not always understand His ways.
Whether healing comes or not, the book's suggestions will bring your spirit peace. Things like listening to praise music and praising God, listing your blessings, and being thankful to God despite your circumstances will strengthen you, and build you up.
Included is a helpful list of some of the names of God, including: Jehovah Rapha, The God Who Heals You; Jehovah Baal Perazim, The God of the Breakthrough; and El Roi, The God Who Sees.
I really appreciate that the author admits that in the end, there will be those that do not receive a healing. But despite that, keep the faith, and trust God. This positive, five-star book will be an asset to anyone who longs to be made whole.
Thank you, Chosen Books, for providing Tickmenot with a book to review. Opinions are my own. show less
Awards
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- Works
- 6
- Members
- 42
- Popularity
- #357,756
- Rating
- 5.0
- Reviews
- 3
- ISBNs
- 32


