Examines four major aspects of the human personality, love, assertion, weakness, and strength, answers questions about personal growth, and explains how the Holy Spirit works in individuals

God In Your Personality Paper

Montgomery, Dan

Shostrom, Everett

Religion & Spirituality

ABINGDON PRESS *

Healing Love: How God Works Within the Personality

Shostrom, Everett L.

Abingdon Pr

In "Beauty in the Stone", Dr. Dan Montgomery explains why some people get stuck in such personality patterns. More important, he shows how God works as a master stone carver to release beauty from the rough stone of personality and transform us into happy, joyful people living in the image of Christ--if we yield to Him.

Beauty in the Stone: How God Sculpts You into the Image of Christ

Thomas Nelson. Inc.

Fifteen stories of men and women of long ago whose lives and deeds reflected the Christian virtues of faith, love, and honor. Includes Hildegard of Bingen, Leonardo da Vinci, and Louis Braille.

Heroes of God (Family Read-aloud Collection)

Montgomery, Katie

Children's Books

Augsburg Fortress Pub

Finding Your Way is for anyone suffering with feelings of self-doubt, lack of self-esteem, or an inability to love with the depth and joy that everyone desires. With a gentle, yet deft touch, Dan Montgomery shows how our personalities have potential for spiritual and emotional growth by using the self-compass with its four points of love, assertion, weakness, and strength. The reader learns how to navigate through the internal and external conflicts, pressures, and barriers that work against personal growth and wholeness. Finding Your Way provides people with the tools to understand who they are and why they behave as they do, and then provides the practical helps that lead to greater well-being.

Finding Your Way: A Christian Guide to Transforming Your Personality Relationships

Courage to love

GL Regal Books

When Life deals you a blow from which you fear you may never recover, you have only two choices: you can begin to dies on the inside or you can learn how To Survive Practically Anything. What do we do when life takes a tragic turn which we can neither understand or accept? When our hearts have been wounded sseemingly beyond repair? Can we recover the joy of living? Dr. Ian Montgomery believes that we can learn how to survive practically anything - like the death of a loved one, divorce, financial collapse, a miscarriage, abuse, illness, injury mid-life crisis, burnout and whatever pains us.

How to Survive Practically Anything

Vine Books

Psychologist Dan Montgomery's Compass Therapy® includes 25 techniques that empower therapists, pastors, and counselees. Yale Divinity School's Rev. Gaylord Noyce calls the book "a breezy fast-reading manual that takes the mystery of the helping work of the action-oriented counselor." Dallas Theological Seminary's Dr. Linda Marten writes, "I appreciate Dr. Montgomery's many insights and focus on healing the whole person: body, mind, emotions, and spirit. This is what good Christian counseling looks like!" Acclaimed by professors at Princeton Seminary, Yale Divinity School, Fuller Seminary, Gordon-Conwell Seminary, Denver Seminary, Regent College, and Dallas Theological Seminary. The Self Compass® growth tool will enrich and empower every reader.

Christian Counseling That Really Works

Compass Works

"My Life in the (not so) Fast Lane" is a folksy and humorous memoir from a native of a nondescript part of rural Texas who, although a very mediocre athlete himself, became a successful high school and small college basketball coach in a state dominated by football coach/athletic directors, one who fired him for winning too many "thump-thump" games. The author also tells of his controversial days as a member of probably the most dysfunctional body in Texas history, the Texas State Board of Education, and how he became a member of this infamous body with the help of one of his former basketball players and members of the George W. Bush Presidential Campaign team headed by Karl Rove. Finally, the author ends his story with an account of how he succeeded in his efforts to remove a historical marker at an African American cemetery that falsely depicted his great grandfather as a slave owner in Texas after slavery had ended in the state.

My Texas Life in the (not so) Fast Lane: A Memoir of a Coach, Teacher and "Down Ballot" Politician

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

Outskirts Press

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