In Life Matters - Confronting the challenges of our time we see distilled experiences and reflections of a humble and spiritual working-class man. This is an honest depiction by the author, someone who has had to deal with many challenging and painful struggles in his sixty years of life.

In a wide range of blogs, devotionals and articles accumulated over many years of prolific writing in the pages of Life Matters, the author explores themes centred on the best and worst of human nature with much clarity and a rare honesty. Topics range from life controlling behaviour to freedom in the Spirit, from human loss and rejection to hope and acceptance. It also covers topics such as envy and insecurity, grace and confidence, anguish and despair, true joy and hope - it's all there!

The author's wit, humour and carefully crafted words will help you find encouragement from Jesus Christ, appropriate to the happenings and thoughts that are part of being human. These words would have carried heavenly anointing whenever they had been penned. You will find, in the multitude of diverse subjects close to every one of us, good reason to return and dip into this book time and time again and in the years to come.

Not written in a deeply theological manner, this book will appeal just as much to the committed Christian as it does to the casual agnostic or open-minded seeker. Each reading leaves a message of hope in even the most desperate of circumstances.

About the Author
Colin Murray's encounter with a terminal illness was like countless others - a cataclysmic life changing experience that shook him to the core. Medically he was given a life sentence and thrust into a death row. But rather than mourning this life draining diagnosis he decides in this book to give thanks for the countless blessings of daily living, believing in a God who heals while trusting even more than ever in the eternal promise of scripture. Colin resides in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.


Book Information
ISBN 9781805141235
Author Colin Murray
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint Matador
Publisher Troubador Publishing