List $24.98

Written & audio book narrated by Stephen Arterburn - Abridged Nonfiction - 3 COMPACT DISCS - 3 hours

Publisher, Hachette Audio (July 2007)

Listen to an audio clip NOTE: You will need RealPlayer Basic to listen. It's FREE !

Listen to a Windows Media audio clip.

Listen to an MP3 audio clip.

Bestselling author, radio host and counselor Stephen Arterburn explains how the painful events of your past can greatly affect the shape your future takes and the way you view your life as a whole. This, in turn, can influence how you "frame" your relationships, your self-image, and your outlook on life.

Reframing means finding a new mind-set for examining your past, gaining a fresh perspective on negative events by releasing old resentments, forgiving, and attempting to understand the factors that shaped the lives of those who hurt you.

Arterburn explains the process of reframing by first exploring the barriers commonly encountered. These include:

• Stubborn resistance

• Arrogant entitlement

• Justifiable resentment

• Disconnected isolation

• Blind ignorance

• Superficial connection.

Arterburn also explores the antidotes—the tools for breaking through these barriers—to find the peace you seek. Ultimately, when you change old patterns and embrace healthy new ones, you open doors for viewing and living life in a positive and joyful way!

STEPHEN ARTERBURN is the author of over sixty books, with three Gold Medallion awards and almost six million books in print. As a part of New Life Ministries, Arterburn hosts the popular syndicated radio talk show New Life!, which airs on over 220 stations across the United States. He founded the Women of Faith organization and frequently speaks in churches and for The Women's Resource Centers. Arterburn conducts workshops and speaking events in cities where his radio show is broadcast. He resides with his family in Laguna Beach, CA.