Susan Sperling Brock Guides Readers to THE PROMISED LAND in New Book

JACKSONVILLE, Texas

Author Susan Sperling Brock candidly takes readers through her journey of personal failures to reveal her spiritual and emotional route for building healthy relationships in her new book, "The Promised Land: How Doing Your Homework in Your Wilderness Leads to Healthy, Lasting Relationships" (published by WestBow Press).

As Brock looked for help in recovering from her own broken relationships, she realized that to break the patterns of poor spiritual and emotional health and build more healthy relationships with others she would need a renewed relationship with God.

"There's a forest of lives and marriages going up in smoke," Brock says, "but if we don't do our 'homework' - as seen in this book - we end up in the same type of relationships again and again."

Relating the story of Moses leading the slaves out of Egypt to "a land flowing with milk and honey," Brock explains her understanding of God's will. She says he wants to take his people out of the dry and thirsty land of empty, unfulfilling, broken relationships to a land filled with the milk and honey of abundantly full and intimate relationships with him. She expounds that a good relationship with God will show readers how to develop good relationships with others.

"This book provides the stair steps to recovery, renewal and an in-depth means of attaining intimacy," Brock says, "first with our Heavenly Father, and then with the significant people in our lives."

"The Promised Land"
By Susan Sperling Brock
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 270 pages | ISBN 9781490856209
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 270 pages | ISBN 9781490856193
E-Book | 270 pages | ISBN 9781490856216
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Susan Sperling Brock is the author of the poem "Daddy's Little Girl," as well as two songs, "His Marvelous Grace" and "The Promised Land." She has also authored the short story "The Most Important Occupation in the World." Brock has over 30 years of experience in teaching Sunday school, and she has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in public administration. In her church in Jacksonville, Texas, she is the director of a small deaf ministry and she and her husband are co-facilitators for Divorce Care, a 13-week video care-group series.

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