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In these pages you will find a ray of hope for healing the hurts you have received, not only for yourself, but for those you know who have not walked in the victory won for them through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. About Author Dennis L. Nice Dennis Nice lives in McMinnville, Oregon with his wife, Margaret, and their two adopted sons. His three married daughters have made him the proud grandfather of nine, two of whom are also adopted. He has pastored at True Vine Christian Fellowship for the past twelve years and Margaret serves as Executive Director of a local adoption agency Others' comments
Dennis is writing about one of the most powerful
(and often neglected) truths of our faith journey! I encourage you to
read this book, which is full of wonderful personal stories, and in
response, spend your life worshiping the Father in spirit and truth.
With his personal examples and vulnerability, Dennis has great authority to write on this subject.This book is for everyone, but if you have adopted a child or if you are considering adoption, these practical biblical insights will have special meaning to you. Larry Kreider, DCFI International DirectorDennis has found the key to restoring emotional wholeness to those
the world has wounded. While the adoptive family provides invaluable
elements of acceptance, stability and love, it is the healing hand of
Jesus upon the hearts of the wounded that completes the circle of a
restored life. Read this book and become whole. |
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Exploring
the Spirit of Adoption
Understanding
the spiritual parallels of adoption The selfless act of adoption
comes replete with the widest possible variety of human experience.
There is joy and reward along with trial and challenge. Dennis weaves
the lessons of adoption into a tapestry that parallels the Christian
walk. The Apostle Paul alludes to these lessons in his writings to the
Romans. This book explores what Paul meant by the "Spirit of adoption"
as well as some insight into the healing and potential wholeness that
awaits all who have experienced insecurity, uncertainty and
brokenness.