Publisher Description
Could your past disappointment be the source of your present trouble?
Many people are living aimless lives, suffering from depression, anxiety, doubt, cynicism, and fear because of disappointments they have experienced in the past. You may even be affected without realizing it — completely unaware that events that happened long ago are still simmering in the background. But you can find the strength to change the course. In The Art of Joy, Tracey Armstrong skillfully uses the biblical stories of Sarah, the wife of Abraham, and King David, who both defeated pain and disappointment, to demonstrate not only how to cope with hurt but also overcome it.
Now is the time to break the chains of disappointment and experience a shift in your perspective. Your eyes will open to:
- The fact that God has destined you to win in spite of difficult circumstances
- The tell-tale signs of unrecognized disappointment and the steps necessary to walk in freedom and purpose
- God's eternal forces of faith, hope, and love and how they are available to you now as a part of His promise
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About Tracey Armstrong
Tracey Armstrong and his wife, Nathalie, are the pastors of Citadel Church in Seattle, Washington, where they are equipping the emerging generation for spiritual, social, and economic influence. Ordained at Covenant Celebration Church in Tacoma, Washington, Tracey was a youth pastor in Southern California for several years. He and his wife have three children, Tristen, Yosef, and Sophia.
About Adam Lazarre-White
Adam Lazarre-White, best known for starring as Nathan Hastings on The Young & The Restless, also gained notoriety on Living Single, Girlfriends, Will & Grace, The Parkers, and in the Emmy Award–winning miniseries The Temptations. His other television and film credits include Heroes, Grey’s Anatomy, Private Practice, Deliver Us from Eva, Ocean’s 13, All about You, and Forgiveness. Lazarre-White has many credits as a voice artist on commercial radio, television, and film. He graduated from Harvard and then returned home to New York to train at Terry Schreiber Studios and continue his work on LA stages, notably in Romeo & Juliet, The Trojan Women, and Neil Labute’s This Is How It Goes.