Soul Space: Where God Breaks in

by Jerome Daley

So often there is a gap between the fulfilling life we long for and the frenzied life we live. We know the frustration all too well, but we long for something more. This book beckons readers to that place where God breaks in and restores meaning to the mundane.

200 pages, Hardcover

First published February 28, 2003

About the author

Jerome Daley is an executive coach and retreat guide who is passionate about helping leaders thrive in their souls and their organizational cultures. With over 20 years in people development, he speaks, trains, and mentors people toward their true identity and authentic influence.

Making his home in the mountains of North Carolina, he and his wife Kellie are parents of three grown children. His great delights are taking spiritual retreats, drinking good wine, backpacking in the mountains, and playing with his grandson.

You can also follow Jerome on his social media:
> Twitter: www.twitter.com/Thrive9Coach
> Facebook: www.facebook.com/iThrive9
> Linked-In: www.linkedin.com/in/jeromedaley

Reviews

[Beth Wilson]

I was finding this book very fulfilling until I read one line that ruined it for me. It's in regards to purpose and is an example of something that the author thinks a single woman would say: "I'm a single woman and, until I get married, I have no compelling sense of purpose, but I try to drown that lack of direction by immersing myself in my work." There's nothing Biblical about that statement. Purpose in the Bible is tied to God, not marital status.

[Diane]

This is one of my finds at the occasionally there book discounter at Willow Lawn. It's much of the usual stuff on getting rid of clutter in life, but nicely done. As is often true, it assumes that readers are married and has no grasp of living alone.