Spiritual Maturity: God's Will for Emotional Health and Healing, written by Cresenda Jones, recently reached first on the Amazon.com Best Seller list for Kindle ebooks in the Women's Spirituality and Chrisitan Stewardship sections. Congratulations to Cresenda, a disciple in the South Florida Church of Christ!
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About the book:
Spiritual Maturity discusses how important it is for us to really know ourselves. Readers will be reminded of the fact that we are not alone. We have God and His fellowship of believers who have experienced similar "heart and soul" emotional pain, traumatic experiences and desires for personal growth. Readers are encouraged to dig a little deeper to increase their emotional intelligence. Repetitive cycles are discussed in light of the increasing frequency of addictions, self-sabotaging behavior and unhealthy relationships. Since fathers have such a gigantic influence on our lives, a chapter is dedicated to exploring the importance of this relationship and its impact. Readers will also be provided with information on the change process. An understanding of this process will help us to meet personal growth goals. Lastly, testimonies of those who have ventured to be "born again emotionally" are shared as inspiring examples.
About the author:
Cresenda Jones, a certified life coach, has been a disciple since 1985 in the Charlotte, North Carolina; Athens and Atlanta, Georgia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey churches of Christ. She moved to South Florida in 2013. As a result of her experiences and professional responsibilities, she became interested in personal growth (mental health and emotional maturity). She has earned two master’s degrees (MBA—LaSalle University; M.Ed.—University of Georgia) and expects to obtain her license as a mental health counselor in 2016. Cresenda has worked as a school principal and district mathematics and science supervisor. She has facilitated nine group discussions using David Seamand’s Healing for Damaged Emotions Workbook. The first group discussion was in Philadelphia, with subsequent discussions in South Jersey, Newark, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Central New Jersey, and now three groups in South Florida.