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Distractions Before Death
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About the Book
Do you think we humans would live longer if we didn’t know that we are supposed to die? Do you suppose the knowing makes us better accept it? Or run harder from it? Yet still, it is the in-between that matters most…
We only see the world from our being alive in it, don’t we? Distractions Before Death is a collection of thoughts pondered over a lifetime: from a boyhood between a rundown trailer park and a grandfather’s alcoholism, through hard falls and second chances, to a faith that finally asked him to surrender. It doesn’t claim to have the answers. It is one man’s honest look at why we think the way we do, what we hide behind, and what it might take to seek the truth instead of being “right.” The challenges in it are aimed at the author first. “This book is for all who may feel out of place, insecure, less than and lost in life. The beaten and broken. The societal underdogs. The hurting. The floundering. The incarcerated. … The book is a call to all that the sun will shine for you. Keep going.” It is meant to be read slowly, thought by thought, just as it was written.
Inside the Book
Four threads, one life
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Perspective
Why we think the way we do, and how a new view of ourselves can change everything.
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Hardship and Growth
Trials come; trials pass. Fear is the founder of courage, and those forged in life’s fires can become unstoppable.
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Faith and Surrender
The one area in life where giving up is beneficial: surrendering to our Savior.
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Serving Others
This life isn’t about me. One kind act could change someone else’s entire story.
“Tomorrow is false. Today is where I’m alive.”
Distractions Before Death · T.C. Lee
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