How to Stand Firm in Troubled Times

by Rosie Rush

Overview

The Bible uses an anchor symbolically to represent the hope we have as the anchor of our soul. How to Stand Firm in Troubled Times will encourage the hearts of everyone-those who have had to stand firm and those who will have to stand firm. In all of our lives, some storms will come, and some winds will blow, but knowing how to be anchored in the storm is a blessing that only God can prepare us for.

When the storms of life flood the Christian with fear, worry, doubt, or disappointment, he or she can hold onto God's promises and find stability in the salvation Jesus has provided. No matter what happens, God's promises remain. He does not want His children to be set adrift, but He wants them to be fixed in a secure place. Just as an anchor that grounds a ship to protect it from going adrift at sea, so does our hope in Jesus who keeps us grounded and secure during the difficult times of life.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798985389234
Publisher:	Global Publishing Solutions, LLC
Publication date:	09/27/2022
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	80
File size:	148 KB

About the Author

Evangelist Dr. Rosie Rush, a born-again woman of God who ministers under the anointing and delights in doing God's will, has ministered throughout many states, speaking for congregations, conferences, and workshops. She served as interim pastor for in state and out of state ministry. Evangelist Dr. Rosie Rush is an associate minister of Christian Valley M. B. Church. She has also served as assistant pastor to Senior Saint Outreach Church. Both churches are located in the Chicagoland Area. She has served as the Academic Dean of the Living Word Outreach Full Gospel College and School of Ministry in Chicago Heights, Illinois and on the teaching staff. Evangelist Rush holds an Associate Degree in Biblical Studies, a Bachelor's degree in Theology, a Master's Degree in Theological Studies, and a Doctorate of Ministry. Evangelist Dr. Rush has been in the teaching ministry for more than 35 years in various capacities. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She served on the executive board of the former RAY Foundation. She is also a representative for the third ward coalition of Chicago Heights, Illinois.