Walking by Faith Through a Pandemic

Most of the natural disasters we face have a beginning and an end. Once they are over, the damage is assessed and the rebuilding begins. There is at the very least some degree of certainty about the future, at least what it might look like.

This however is not the case with the coronavirus pandemic. We do not know when or how this is going to end and consequently are forced to admit that we are not in control. Furthermore, if you are in a high risk category, whether by age or an underlying health condition, you face daily the possibility of serious illness or even death. This booklet is to help you, the reader, experience peace in the times we are living.

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Most of the natural disasters we face have a beginning and an end. Once they are over, the damage is assessed and the rebuilding begins. There is at the very least some degree of certainty about the future, at least what it might look like.

This however is not the case with the coronavirus pandemic. We do not know when or how this is going to end and consequently are forced to admit that we are not in control. Furthermore, if you are in a high risk category, whether by age or an underlying health condition, you face daily the possibility of serious illness or even death. This booklet is to help you, the reader, experience peace in the times we are living.

$10.00


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Richard E. Simmons III

Richard is the best-selling author of The True Measure of a Man, Reliable Truth, The Power of a Humble Life, and more. His approach is structured and methodical, and his passion is transforming lives through gaining wisdom and applying truth to every area of life. In late 2000, he founded The Center for Executive Leadership, a not-for-profit, faith-based ministry in Birmingham, Alabama.

Jerry Leachman

Jerry Leachman is a favorite speaker at The Center’s events. Jerry played football at the University of Alabama under Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant. Years later he served as a chaplain of the Washington Redskins under Hall of Fame head coach Joe Gibbs.

For more than forty years, Jerry has spent his life in the locker rooms, living rooms, and boardrooms of men who wanted to know what it looks like to follow Jesus with strength and humility — walking with athletes, generals, executives, journalists, pastors, and everyday men.

He and his wife Holly live and minister together through Leachman MinistriesBrave Hearts, Strong Arms is the book their friends have been asking Jerry to write for decades.

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