Relationslips
Life Together in a Falling-Apart World
- Marriage, Family & Relationships
- Christian Living
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2020
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Publisher's Description
Life is lived with constant connection and in relationship with others. But what happens when those relationships slip--into frustration, unforgiveness, and irreconciliation? Relationslips: Life Together in a Falling-Apart World challenges popular notions that many people have about how to navigate healthy relationships, and what God has to say regarding right living in a messy world. Should we just let time heal all wounds, or choose to never go to bed angry with one another? If we have a hard time forgiving others, then will we ever be forgiven by God? With candor, humor, and personal anecdotes, practical recommendations for getting severed relationships back on track, and a proper understanding of healthy interaction based upon the Bible, Relationslips is a book that is precisely needed in our day.
Endorsements (2)
“A delightful and accessible examination of behaviors that connect or short circuit relationships. This book is a solid, popular resource for bringing Christian people together. Former high school teacher, present pastor, loving spouse, and father of four, Rev. Jason Drapeau lives his advice every day. Recounting experiences, honestly confessing mistakes, and highlighting what works, he has created a hands-on manual, drawing illustrations as well from the Bible, books, movies, plays, news events, featuring in-text quizzes with extended explanations of what should be the right answers. This book would well suit any adult or older youth Sunday School class, small group, or family devotional time, giving insights on how relationships can be improved applying godly guidance across the broad spectrum of day-to-day networking.”
“What if we took the Bible seriously when it says, ‘As far as it depends on you, live at peace with everyone?’ Relationslips is my friend Jason Drapeau’s plea for us to actually do that. Pastor Jason urges followers of Jesus to not slip, slide, or stay in unreconciled conflict but instead to make every effort to live in harmony with fellow Christians. Jason is passionate about obeying the Lord’s relational commands, and I know he personally practices what he preaches.”
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