Someone once said that ministry and church life would be great if it weren’t for the people. But, because believers are people who are stuck together for the rest of eternity, we might as well get used to it and learn how to relate properly to each other here and now. Help, I’m Stuck With These People for the Rest of Eternity! explores the Bible as a how-to-instruction manual for eternal relationships. Within the covers of this book, you will: •Uncover the secret to offense-free relationships •Acquire insight to help identify, process, and resolve relationship problems •Read real-life stories designed to help you build healthier relationships •Receive practical advice for healing past wounds and injustices •Glean tips for improving communication skills •Learn proven techniques for making a church a safe place •Discover practical suggestions for encouraging others during tough times •Explore exercises to promote personal growth •Engage with application questions at the end of each chapter User-friendly and easy to read, this book will show you how to live peaceably with the nice, and the not-so-nice, folks in your life. Designed for personal growth, "Help, I’m Stuck With These People for the Rest of Eternity--Christian Advice on Healthy Relationship Characteristics and Making Relationships Work" is also excellent for discipleship, Bible study groups, leadership development, ministry training, and home groups. “Once again, Sue Gaddis has done an excellent job in communicating what is still the most central theme of the New Testament epistles—loving one another. Where there’s little love, there’s much junk! Thank you, Sue, for driving home a crucial message for the whole body of Christ. Read this book!” Rod and Julie Anderson, Prayer for the Nations, London Susan Gaddis has been on staff at Father’s House in Atascadero, California for over 35 years. She is the author of "Intercessors, God’s End-time Vanguard—How to Pray Effectively for the Things That Matter Most" and the "Eternal Foundations for a New Generation" series. Her blog, “Holy in the Daily,” provides fresh new ideas for improving your faith walk both now and for future generations. Coffee is her drink of choice in the morning and tea fulfills her addictions in the afternoon.