Picking Up the Pieces: Recovering from Broken Relationships (Lou Priolo)

Description Product Details Picking Up the Pieces Recovering from Broken Relationships A broken romantic relationship can wreck lives, and is especially painful if you didn’t want it to end. Here is relief to lead you from heartache to a healthier relationship with Christ. When such an intimate relationship is torn apart, the havoc can spread to the lives of emotions of more than two — it can affect many involved. The pain is worst for the party who did not want it to end. You may wonder, “Will the ache in my heart ever go away?” You expect, of course, that the author of this book will say “Yes, it will go away.” Let him persuade you how. Endorsements “A masterful job of applying God’s Word to the anger and agony that flow from broken relationships.” — Ken Sande, President of Peacemaker Ministries and author of The Peacemaker “Copies of this book should be in every counselor’s toolbox.” — Jay Adams, Founder of the National Association of Nouthetic Counselors and author of The Christian Counselor’s Manual  “A book about a problem that no one wants to acknowledge exists. . . . Thoroughly biblical, thoughtfully practical, Christ-honoring.” —Elyse Fitzpatrick, author, Idols of the Heart “[Lou] writes in an engaging style that blends just the right amount of humor with the unapologetic proclamation of God’s Word.” —James MacDonald, senior pastor, Harvest Bible Chapel, Chicago, Illinois “If someone you love has abandoned you, [here] you can find helpful biblical suggestions for dealing with the anger, hurt, bitterness, and sense of loss.” —Ed Bulkley, president, International Association of Biblical Counselors About the Author Lou Priolo (1954–2023) was a full-time biblical counselor for nearly forty years, the author of many counseling books and resources, and an international speaker who encouraged and equipped pastors in biblical counseling. A fellow of the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors, he last served as counseling pastor at Christ Covenant Church in Atlanta, Georgia.