Hidden Talents
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My emotions churn as I see men in day to day activities act like anything but men. I see an epidemic of emotionally immature and spiritually weak and superficial men. I see men who have abilities and brains but have allowed themselves to be put into a place of unnatural submission, weakened by our culture via society, pastors and peers. I am not about to give my account of how to fix yourself in five easy steps. Each man has his own peculiarities, strengths and weaknesses. Each man’s story is unique. Each man needs to find his own place in this world. This book is not intended for any purpose other than simply getting men to think.
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About the Book
This book started as personal memoirs, so that L. E. Dahlke could someday sift through the rubble of his shattered life and hopefully make sense of it all. In a single afternoon his life came crashing down. Less than six months later, he found himself sitting in a friend’s house where he was staying, looking down the barrel of a pistol. He didn’t even have the guts to pull the trigger. He found himself alone and searching, extremely angry and bitter. The people and circumstances that brought him extreme pain have forced him to explore Christianity. With this, he has learned how to become what his wife and family need and desire, and what every church hopes for in a man. Perfection? Not a chance. Just a man who loves God and loves people. How are you doing? Think about it.
About the Author
L. E. Dahlke lives in Astoria, Oregon, with his wife. They have four children and four grandchildren. Devastation in every area of their lives forced them to reevaluate Christianity. Upon rebuilding their lives, they found religion to be more than church attendance. They learned God is much more than they ever imagined.