Alone In Plain Sight: Searching For Connection When You're Seen But Not Known (Hardcover)
In Alone in Plain Sight, Higgins shares his perspective as a fellow sojourner on the journey to find connection and meaning. Examining the questions he has wrestled with personally, he invites us to:
- Realize that the measure of how connected we are with ourselves is how connected we are with others;
- Discover why connection with others is essential and how shared pain can bridge even the widest gaps between two very different people;
- Deconstruct the fairy-tale view of love that culture advertises and address the lie that being single is a disease that needs to be cured; and
- Understand that the God who seeks connection is the answer to the deep yearning we have to connect to something bigger than ourselves.
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Alone In Plain Sight: Searching For Connection When You're Seen But Not Known (Hardcover)
Alone In Plain Sight: Searching For Connection When You're Seen But Not Known (Hardcover)
In Alone in Plain Sight, Higgins shares his perspective as a fellow sojourner on the journey to find connection and meaning. Examining the questions he has wrestled with personally, he invites us to:
- Realize that the measure of how connected we are with ourselves is how connected we are with others;
- Discover why connection with others is essential and how shared pain can bridge even the widest gaps between two very different people;
- Deconstruct the fairy-tale view of love that culture advertises and address the lie that being single is a disease that needs to be cured; and
- Understand that the God who seeks connection is the answer to the deep yearning we have to connect to something bigger than ourselves.
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In Alone in Plain Sight, Higgins shares his perspective as a fellow sojourner on the journey to find connection and meaning. Examining the questions he has wrestled with personally, he invites us to:
- Realize that the measure of how connected we are with ourselves is how connected we are with others;
- Discover why connection with others is essential and how shared pain can bridge even the widest gaps between two very different people;
- Deconstruct the fairy-tale view of love that culture advertises and address the lie that being single is a disease that needs to be cured; and
- Understand that the God who seeks connection is the answer to the deep yearning we have to connect to something bigger than ourselves.
