Synopsis:
On the field of life, we all experience setbacks—bad decisions, job loss, divorce, health problems. Even countries around the world have experienced an economic setback due to the recession. Though we all experience setbacks, no one wants to take a step back. The good news is that a comeback is possible for anyone. Rick McDaniel will show you causes for your setbacks and lessons you can learn from them. He will help you to get ready for your comeback and guide you to the components and steps needed to make it happen. Along the way, he will share many inspiring stories of comebacks. Too many people allow their setback to be a step back. McDaniel will teach you setbacks do not control your life. If you have experienced a setback and are ready for your comeback, then this is for you.
My Thoughts:
I wanted to review this book because I thought that some of the concepts behind it could be applied to my life. While this is a spiritual/religious book, it covers a wide range of problems and gives you techniques to use to overcome those issues. I liked the easy reading format of the book, and with the short length, was able to read it in one sitting. This isn't one of those really in depth Theology books, so it can inspire a wide range of readers :)
About the Author:
Rick McDaniel is the founder/senior pastor of Richmond Community Church in Richmond, Virginia. The church is known for its contemporary style and innovative services and has a worldwide reach through its Internet Campus (www.highimpactchurch.tv) Rick's messages are featured in video form on www.lightsource.com and in audio form on www.oneplace.com, as well as on Audible and Amazon. Rick has earned three degrees, including an advanced degree from Duke University. He has traveled and spoken on five continents and has authored three previous books. Rick has been married for twenty-nine years to his wife, Michelle, and they have two sons, Matt and Wes.
You can stalk Rick on Twitter and Goodreads.
You can purchase his books on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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