Author William Cottringer’s New Book, "Christian Psychology for Everyday Use," Takes a Look at the Aspects of Christian Psychology That Can Aid in Ones Spiritual Growth
Summary
While one of his team members went on to play with the Harlem Globetrotters and another with the Boston Celtics, the author instead went back to school under the GI Bill, earning a BA, MA, SCT, and PhD in psychology, counseling, college teaching, and organizational development.After retiring from his position as Executive Vice President of Cascade Security Companies, the author returned to school and completed a postdoctoral graduate certificate program in human capital leadership with the American Military University with courses in organizational development, organizational behavior, crisis management, leadership, ethics, and team building. Along with hiking, writing, and photography, Cottringer enjoys spending his free time serving on the Board of Directors for the Because Organization, dealing with human trafficking intervention. Our spiritual journeys are designed to teach us this important lesson by gently forcing us to surrender to the will of God and the master plan created for our individual life. Our focus moves toward trying to restore order by seeing clearly through the chaos and confusion, which we all create by failing to try and fit in before we try to rearrange life to our liking. Drawing on his own personal experiences, Cottringer provides a blueprint for readers to help them discover the path forward, and how to improve upon their spiritual journeys to grow closer to the Lord and learn to place their faith and future in his hands.Readers can purchase “Christian Psychology for Everyday Use” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon or Barnes and Noble.Covenant Books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina.