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Stuck in Reverse: How to Let God Change Your Direction Audiobook
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Ever wondered why it seems your life is going nowhere? Thoughts of giving up, tossing in the towel, and walking away plague your every step. In Stuck in Reverse, Dr. Charles Stanley issues one clear call, “No matter what life sends your way, don’t give up. God is at work, and if you will let Him, He will show you the steps you need to take to be free from the bondages of low self-esteem, fear, and disappointment.”
Fear, sin, disbelief, and hesitation can paralyze a person, but God has a wonderful plan in mind for your life. Dr. Charles Stanley explains how you can
- break free of the reverse rut
- enjoy the good things God has for you
- experience success as you place your trust in God
Wrong turns and detours do not have to prevent you from reaching your dreams and goals. Get ready to shift out of reverse and into drive as you learn how to live an abundant life full of hope and meaning.
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About Charles F. Stanley
Dr. Charles Stanley (1932–2023) was senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Atlanta, where he provided solid biblical truth through his practical teaching style that can be applied to everyday life. He was the author of numerous books, including The Blessings of Brokenness and other titles in his popular devotional series. His radio and TV program, In Touch, was heard and seen worldwide.
About Stephen Bowlby
Stephen Bowlby has worked as a professional voice actor for more than forty years. His experience spans animation, character work, commercials, and narration. He has read numerous audiobooks throughout his career, including titles by Harold Robbins, Stuart M. Kaminsky, John Sculley, William P. McGivern, and Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.