Sticks and Stones: A Study of Hurtful Words and Helpful Remedies

· WestBow Press
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136
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About this ebook

It wasnt true what was said about menot even close. But people believed it and passed it on. My life was awful. I couldnt eat, I couldnt sleep. I took showers so I could cry without disturbing my family.

Finally, my attackers ran out of rocksor they moved on to somebody else. Either way, things got better. A friend told me that if I lived my life according to Gods Will, most people would eventually see that the gossip was false. He was right.

Today my life is better than ever. My faith in God and others is strong. Ive forgiven those who lied about meand those who listened. At least I hope I have.

Ive also learned to be a lot more careful about what I say about others and about what I allow others to say to me. As this book points out, people are fragile.

Reading Sticks and Stones has helped me. If you have a story similar to mine, I hope and pray it will help you.



~ Anonymous

About the author

Jeff Abrams has the best job in the world as preacher of the gospel of Christ and longtime missionary to the good people of Ukraine. He is blessed to preach for the Tuscumbia Church of Christ, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Graduates of Freed-Hardeman University, Jeff and his wife Judy have three children, Jordan, Josh and Jennah.

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