You Have Seen Me and I Am Grateful
- Christian Living
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2023
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Publisher's Description
In the Gospel of Mark, chapter 10, Jesus passes by Bartimaeus, a blind beggar. Bartimaeus calls out, "Master, let me see again." Jesus cures him and gives him back his sight. So many things in life depend on the way we see things. This book is an invitation to look at the way we see things in life. We may not be physically blind like Bartimaeus, but each of us can be blind in our own ways. Reading through these pages will hopefully give you the opportunity to change the way you look at something that holds you back from growing psychologically and spiritually. Using the Scriptures, stories, and examples from over thirty years as a psychotherapist and spiritual director, as well as insights from a variety of authors, this book invites us to reflect on our own ways of being blind, so that like Bartimaeus, we might be able to call out to Jesus, "Master, let me see again."
Endorsements (4)
“Peter Wilcox brings an uncommon wisdom to his writing, gleaned from his many years as a gifted therapist, teacher, and author. Drawing on sources both secular and religious, ancient and modern, as well as illustrative, real-world examples, he encourages us to step back from the frenetic pace of our lives and to see ourselves and others with ‘new eyes.’ Filled with practical guidance and suggestions for putting these ideas into action, this book comforts, challenges, and inspires.”
“In this guide to a more rewarding, more fulfilling life, Peter Wilcox challenges us to be more than we have ever been on a daily basis. Our preconceived attitudes toward the poor, the homeless, the undereducated, and even our friends, neighbors, and relatives so very often determine how we treat them, who we are, and how they view us. Wilcox’s book is a must-read for anyone desiring a happier life.”
“Peter Wilcox’s book is a teaching book, a guide for those who desire to be closer to God and to live a godly life. By examining the notion of how we see things, ourselves, and others, our perspectives we can arrive at a deeper self- awareness, personal growth, and fuller understanding of God’s love, enhancing our relationship with Jesus. Wilcox leaves the reader with much to ponder.”
“I have found Peter Wilcox's books to be good, down-to-earth treatments to important theologically based questions. He always provides useful analysis to otherwise seemingly complicated issues. I fully enjoy the practical way he approaches these issues in simple terms. At the same time, he uses easy to follow logic that is actually entertaining and informative. He's so very articulate and insightful. I am quite frankly a giant fan of all his works!”
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