Dr. Larry D. Black
AUTHOR | COACH | CONSULTANT
PRACTICAL ADVICE
SPIRITUAL INSIGHT
THOUGHT PROVOKING REFLECTION
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Honestly, this book slapped me with some truth I needed. I’ve been coasting along in my faith, but Dr. Black makes it clear that holiness isn’t optional—it’s crucial. It made me think about how I’ve been living and how much I’ve been missing out on real peace and joy. The study guide’s a solid bonus if you want to go deeper. If you feel like your faith’s kinda stalled, this book’s a good kick in the right direction. Definitely recommend it.
Yvone,
WHY HOLINESS? IT'S NOT AN OPTION: IT'S REQUIRED
This was a wonderful read and I purchased several copies to give to friends who were experiencing grief from tremendous loss in the family. To God be the glory for this magnificent blessing to all who are going through the storms of life. May God continue to bless the pen and heart of Pastor Black as he and his wife Linda continue to minister to the people of God! May God bless the readers and heal their grieving hearts. Loved the book!
GRIEVING WITH HOPE
This inspiring memoir resonates deeply with veterans confronting life's formidable battles post-war. Personal narratives unveil tales of resilience, health insights shed light on unique challenges, and the book offers support, fostering camaraderie and hope. A lifeline for heroes trading battlegrounds for cancer wards, it's a witness to strength, sacrifice, and an enduring reminder that the heart of a hero never surrenders.
S. CALDWELL GERALD,
THE ECHOES OF HEROES
MEET DR. LARRY D. BLACK
Dr. Larry D. Black is an accomplished minister and speaker with over 36 years of experience in Pastoral Care. He provides compassionate support for individuals facing life's most difficult challenges, such as losing a parent, spouse, child, close friend, or loved one. Dr. Black walks alongside those navigating the whirlwind of emotions and thoughts that often arise during these difficult times. He offers comfort and guidance throughout the bereavement process by providing individual counseling, referrals to educational and support groups, and access to crisis response resources as individuals confront the reality of having experienced their last meeting, conversation, and moments with that special person.