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    Tempered Steel: How God Shaped a Man's Heart Through Adversity
    Tempered Steel: How God Shaped a Man's Heart Through Adversity
    Tempered Steel: How God Shaped a Man's Heart Through Adversity
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    Tempered Steel: How God Shaped a Man's Heart Through Adversity

    Written by Steve Farrar

    Narrated by Steve Farrar

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    About this audiobook

    Men's conference speaker and bestselling author Steve Farrar takes readers through the Psalms to see how David endured crushing pressure and fiery trials and emerged a great man, shaped by the hand of God. Men facing difficult challenges in life will relate to chapters on Depression, Betrayal, When Your Family Is Falling Apart, Living With a Bad Decision, Living With Your Critics, and When Your Career Is Interrupted. Farrar encouragingly illustrates how David depended on God to overcome the same sins and trials - still remaining "a man after God's own heart"
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherChristianAudio.com
    Release dateJul 14, 2015
    ISBN9781633893559
    Tempered Steel: How God Shaped a Man's Heart Through Adversity
    Author

    Steve Farrar

    Dr. Steve Farrar is the founder and chairman of Men's Leadership Ministries and author of the bestselling book Point Man: How a Man Can Lead His Family, as well as fifteen other books.

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