Broken: Every Knock Is Another Boost!

By Marion P. Myers

Have you ever been broken? Keep on living and you will encounter some form of brokenness. But what do you do when you are broken? How do you feel? How can you get healed and whole again? In B-r-o-k-e-n, every knock is another boost! You will learn about some strategies you can use to go from brokenness to wholeness. Life is not over just because you are broken. You can be whole again, you will be whole again but there are certain steps to regain a new sense of wholeness. Let’s get started on our journey back to wholeness!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Sep 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664127630

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CONTENTS

Distinguish Yourself

Character Building

Endurance Testing

Every Knock Is Another Boost

My Personal Testimony

From Brokenness To Wholeness

Self Inventory

Brodata Entry

Welcome!

All About You

Analyze Your Broken State

How Long Will You Waddle It?

Sometimes Life Is a Maze

Putting It All Together

Reconstruction Is Underway

Get Loose and Get Free

Compare and Contrast

Map It Out

Put It in Writing

From Brokenness to Wholeness

Nasium

It’s All in What You Say!

I Got My Testimony!

I give all glory to God and Jesus, my savior,

for blessing me to write this book.

I thank God for my parents who always inspire me.

Broken? Are you broken? Have you been broken? Exactly what does broken imply?

Broken means to have been fractured or shattered; disrupted by a change. It refers to some type of hurt, disappointment, or violation. It is something that is unpleasant—something you would not even wish on your worst enemy.

Brokenness has happened to everyone. If you haven’t experienced this, keep on living because you will. A state of brokenness is one of the lowest, if not the most dismal, times of our lives. It entails feelings of loss, hurt, disappointment, rejection, and confusion, as well as a sense of hopelessness and failure. When you are broken, you may feel like giving up or taking revenge on someone. Some people begin bad habits such as smoking, doing drugs, overeating or not eating enough, and so many other negative habits.

Brokenness is a state of helplessness. We need special attention during this point in our lives. The severity of our state of dismality is so tenuous that it is important we get the right attention and the right counsel. You