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THROUGHOUT LIFE'S JOURNEY, everyone has moments where the past affects the present. We come to crossroads where the past must be faced, and we know on some level our lives require God's healing. These junctures usually fall under one of three categories: believing our best is behind us, believing we missed our best through bad decisions, or believing the hurts caused by others or ourselves are insurmountable to live our best life in God. Dry Bones: Redeeming Your Past invites you to see healing is not only possible, but that it can be your reality. "" In Dry Bones: Redeeming Your Past, Kevin Goos graciously takes us on his journey from failure and shame to restoration. His transparency is Refreshing and Inspiring! Kevin shares with us, his God-given, biblical and doable tools so that we too can be restored from woundedness and possible bad choices from our past or help others. Dry Bones may trigger tears of joy if you're willing to face your past with God, accept God's forgiveness and learn to experience God's hope and grace for your restoration or for someone wounded. This is a must read! - Dr. Clarence Shuler, President/CEO of BLR: Building Lasting Relationships Co-authored with Dr. Gary Chapman, Choose Greatness. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: KEVIN GOOS has served in ministry since 1991. His deep conviction is that anyone can discover all of God's potential for their life. In addition to pastoring, Kevin has done leadership development, been a life coach to young fathers, a director of a hospice, and a high school soccer coach. He has been married to Barb since 1989, and has four children, five grandchildren, two sons-in-law, and a daughter-in-law.

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In Dry Bones: Redeeming Your Past, Kevin Goos graciously takes us on his journey from failure and shame to restoration. His transparency is refreshing and inspiring! Kevin shares with us, his God-given, biblical and doable tools so that we too can be restored from woundedness and possible bad choices from our past to help others. Dry Bones may trigger tears of joy if you're willing to face your past with God, accept God's forgiveness and learn to experience God's hope and grace for your restoration or for someone wounded. This is a must read! - Dr. Clarence Shuler, President/CEO of BLR: Building Lasting Relationships. Co-authored with Dr. Gary Chapman, Choose Greatness. Kevin and Barb's story is one I have been privileged to observe as a friend and a supervisor. They are real people who have faced great heartbreak and have truly come to understand how healing occurs. This account of their story and what they have learned is amazing and very helpful for real people who have found many of the church's glib answers to be insufficient. Read it with an open heart and God will use it to re-create your spirit in His great image. - Rev. Wesley Smith. District Superintendent, Northwest District of the Wesleyan Church.

"""In Dry Bones: Redeeming Your Past, Kevin Goos graciously takes us on his journey from failure and shame to restoration. His transparency is refreshing and inspiring! Kevin shares with us, his God-given, biblical and doable tools so that we too can be restored from woundedness and possible bad choices from our past to help others. Dry Bones may trigger tears of joy if you're willing to face your past with God, accept God's forgiveness and learn to experience God's hope and grace for your restoration or for someone wounded. This is a must read!"" - Dr. Clarence Shuler, President/CEO of BLR: Building Lasting Relationships. Co-authored with Dr. Gary Chapman, Choose Greatness. ""Kevin and Barb's story is one I have been privileged to observe as a friend and a supervisor. They are real people who have faced great heartbreak and have truly come to understand how healing occurs. This account of their story and what they have learned is amazing and very helpful for real people who have found many of the church's glib answers to be insufficient. Read it with an open heart and God will use it to re-create your spirit in His great image."" - Rev. Wesley Smith. District Superintendent, Northwest District of the Wesleyan Church."

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