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This nonfiction title for adults provides inspirational and practical help for anyone whose faith is spent, and—like those who encountered Jesus in his day—in need of the refreshment only Jesus can give.\A desert traveler desperately searches for a drink to satisfy his thirst; an exhausted motorist pushes a car that just consumed its last drop of gas; a shocked consumer just discovered there aren't enough funds to cover his check. Empty. Depleted. Spent. This isn't a perfect world, and things don't always work out the way they're supposed to. And Christians aren't always brimming with faith perhaps you've noticed). But there is a way to be filled up again . . .\Mark Atteberry has been the preaching minister at Poinciana Christian Church in Kissimmee, Florida, since 1989. He is the author of six books, including The 10 Dumbest Things Christians Do (Nelson, 2006) and The Samson Syndrome (Nelson, 2003). Mark is also a jazz saxophonist, a lousy - but happy - golfer, and the first baseman for his church softball team. Mark and his wife, Marilyn, have one daughter, Michelle and reside in Kissimmee, Florida.\Mark Atteberry
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