David Cook
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Golfs Sacred Journey
$18.99Add to cartThe story is based on thousands of athletes the author has counseled, and the great mentors and teachers from whom he has learned, told through the lives of two characters–a rancher with a passion for teaching truth and a young golf professional at the end of his rope. They represent each of us in the various stages of growth. In life we must be willing to coach and be coached, for either one alone will leave us empty.
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Restored : From Failure To Faith And Freedom
$16.00Add to cartThat which once consumed us will, in turn, have to sustain us. When God turns the captivity around, that which held us will become our servant. He will use the thing that bound us to deliver us, and the thing that wounded us to heal us. He will cause those devastations to become the force of strength to propel us forward into His plans and purposes. It will become our testimony!
RESTORED: From Failure to Faith and Freedom lays out just such a journey. I pray that this account of my falling away and subsequent restoration will encourage you as you press toward restoration in your own life.
God is truly an amazing wonder-worker. As we turn our hearts toward Him, He opens the portals of Heaven and turns those circumstances that held us bound into a testimony of His love and restoring power. What He did for me, He will surely do for you!
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7 Days In Utopia
$14.99Add to cartYou never really know when you might meet someone who will change your life. Golf’s Sacred Journey is a story about a “chance” meeting between a fictitious golf professional and his unorthodox mentor. As the story unfolds, we-along with the pro-learn lessons about golf and life that we never expected to learn in places we never expected to learn them. Many have picked up Golf’s Sacred Journey looking for the secret to a better game but instead found the secret to a meaningful life.
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Moral Maze : A Way Of Exploring Christian Ethics
$16.99Add to cartMoral decisions present the individual with a maze of possibilities which can be overwhelming. The increasing complexity of modern life makes it difficult for Christians to know what is ethically right and how to make the right choices. David Cook, in this straightforward and very readable book, examines the main causes of the moral dilemmas in which we so often find ourselves. Not only does he provide an excellent introduction to moral philosophy and its leading schools of thought, but he also examines the sources of Christian principles. How can this Christian use the Bible as a guide to ethical problems? What role should the Church and tradition play? Dr Cook concludes that despite the numerous choices surrounding us, Christian values still offer an authoritative alternative. In the final section, a method is suggested for moral decision making at a practical level, drawing on Edward de Bono’s innovative thinking techniques, and this is applied to the questions of abortion and euthanasis. The Moral Maze is a first-class textbook for students of ethics in universities and theological colleges, and the ideal introduction to how to make moral decisions for the general reader.