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Be Free From Resentment: A Close Look At The Breakdown of Society - Paperback

Be Free From Resentment: A Close Look At The Breakdown of Society - Paperback

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by Lidia Zapico P. H. D. (Author), Sergio Enriquez P. H. D. (Introduction by), Jose Zapico P. H. D. (Author)

Racial hate and domestic violence continue to grow at an unprecedented rate within our society. From organized crime, vengeance in the streets (which are often motivated by racism), to abuse and violence in the homes, it can be seen how hate corrupts humanity which in turn has been paralyzed in front of this unprecedented growth from this monster that wants to destroy the base of society which is the family. The conflicts between parents and their children, matrimonies in disagreement and debasing of relationships between brothers have created holes in the soul and emotional ruptures that are difficult to repair. A profound depression has affected thousands of people that don't know how to control their emotions and turn to murder and suicide. Even those who claim to be conservative have not been immune to these attacks, causing scandals and divisions. This book not only analyzes the steps from anger to resentment and on to hate, but also explains how to be free to obtain a victory over this evil, which is a great menace to today's society.

Author Biography

Pastor José Zapico obtained his doctorate from New Covenant International and is licensed in Social Communications. Pastor Lidia Zapico has a doctorate from California Christian University. Together they are the founders of Jesus Is Alive Today International Ministries (Ministerio Internacional Jesús Vive Hoy). They are currently the pastors of Jesús Vive Hoy (Jesus Is Alive Today), in South Florida, USA under the covering of Ministerios Ebenezer (Ebenezer Ministries), from which their ministry is extending through radio and TV.

Number of Pages: 230
Dimensions: 0.48 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: April 30, 2010
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