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Join pastor J. Richard Horner as he exposes the underlying causes of family dysfunction. Begin your journey toward healing through sound biblical guidance. All across America, families struggle with brokenness: divorce, domestic abuse, and sexual dysfunction continue in a vicious cycle that often becomes intergenerational. Experienced pastor and biblical counselor J. Richard Horner opens the floodgates on healing and hope, offering sound Christian psychology and biblical answers for why brokenness in families exists-and how you can learn to overcome it for the sake of your marriage and your kids. You'll learn: How to define whether a family is dysfunctional How to address the spiritual side of family conflict How to overcome cycles of abuse, neglect, miscommunication, dissatisfaction, and more. How to work with family members that are overcome with controlled substances, and to help lead these victims to real victory. How church leaders can organize ministry strategies for tackling these problems Although Satan is actively working to undermine the joy of millions of Americans, God is sovereign, and he has a plan. Dysfunctional Families Can Change empowers local church leaders to be the difference in their communities, and it provides powerful education to families who want to confront unhealthy dynamics in their own homes. This book is a must-read for counselors, youth pastors, elders, deacons, and anyone with a vested interest in passing on truth to the next generation of believers.

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J. Richard Horner is a retired pastor, church planter, and biblical counselor with tremendous experience helping individuals and families recover from a variety of challenges, including substance abuse, marriage and family issues, and spiritual confusion. He has attended Grace Theological Seminary, received a degree from Liberty University, and completed an AACC biblical counseling program. He has been married for fifty-three years, has four children, six grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter. He currently lives in a small, rural town in Indiana.

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