The Apostle Peter - Bold and Committed - Hunt, Kevin

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Résumé :
This book is a treatise on the early Apostle Peter. It tells of his life and commitment to his Master, even Jesus the Christ. The book details Peter's own ministry as the Chief Apostle following the death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus into heaven. The book tells how Peter received the Holy Ghost on the Day of Pentecost and how he boldly testified of Christ. It details how he directed the Church of Jesus Christ in the Meridian of Time and how the Gospel was given also to Gentile nations by his direction.. It tells of his post-mortal responsibilities as the holder of Priesthood Keys, restoring them to the Prophet Joseph Smith, and his future role as a judge of Israel at the final judgment.

Biographie:
Kevin Hunt is a chartered physiotherapist with 25 years' clinical experience working with people suffering from persistent pain. He has worked with patients who have sustained multiple injuries in major accidents as well as elite athletes competing at the national and international level. He grew up in Sligo in the Republic of Ireland, completed his BSc Physiotherapy in University College Dublin, Ireland and earned a Master in Sports & Exercise Medicine in Nottingham, UK. He runs The Spinal Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic in Cambridge, UK. He lives with his wife and two children, writes songs, plays golf and hikes mountains. The reason he wrote the book he explains:In my clinical practice over the last 25 years I have come to understand that pain is a protective system trying to guide and mentor us to sustainable health and wellbeing. Unfortunately the majority of people fear pain and often end up with unhelpful behaviours, inadequate treatments and deteriorating quality of life. With this book I hope to change peoples attitude towards pain and help those suffering with persistent pain to understand how pain works, why it behaves the way it does and how they can use pain as a mentor towards a better, more sustainable quality of life....

Sommaire:
Kevin Hunt is a chartered physiotherapist with 25 years' clinical experience working with people suffering from persistent pain. He has worked with patients who have sustained multiple injuries in major accidents as well as elite athletes competing at the national and international level. He grew up in Sligo in the Republic of Ireland, completed his BSc Physiotherapy in University College Dublin, Ireland and earned a Master in Sports & Exercise Medicine in Nottingham, UK. He runs The Spinal Physiotherapy & Sports Medicine Clinic in Cambridge, UK. He lives with his wife and two children, writes songs, plays golf and hikes mountains. The reason he wrote the book he explains:In my clinical practice over the last 25 years I have come to understand that pain is a protective system trying to guide and mentor us to sustainable health and wellbeing. Unfortunately the majority of people fear pain and often end up with unhelpful behaviours, inadequate treatments and deteriorating quality of life. With this book I hope to change peoples attitude towards pain and help those suffering with persistent pain to understand how pain works, why it behaves the way it does and how they can use pain as a mentor towards a better, more sustainable quality of life....