Don't Stumble Over the Rocks on Your Way to Heaven

About the Book

I invite you to come along with me on a journey that can lead us to heaven. But let me warn you, there will be rocks on your path that may cause you to stumble! We will be looking at some of my rocks that have been hard not to stumble over on my way to heaven. I want to assure you that I have faced the rocks mentioned in this book, and then some that I did not mention!

If you can identify with these things, then maybe this book will have something to say to you. Maybe you are thinking, “I have been there and done that!” You may think that life is so unfair, that life is so tough at times, and what can you do about all these things. The part that matters as you find these rocks on your path is that God must be glorified because He is God and we must trust Him with a whole heart---no matter what happens to us. And it may take rocks on our path to accomplish this in our lives!

About the Author

Bob Harrison lives in Muskogee, OK and is a self employed business manager. He is a native of Texas and the son of a church of Christ minister and an elder, W. A. Harrison. He graduated from Smiley High School in Houston in 1967. He is a graduate of Oklahoma Christian University in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma with a bachelor’s degree in Bible in 1972. He has a master’s degree in Bible from Abilene Christian University of Abilene, Texas, in 1983. He has a doctor of ministry degree in counseling psychology from The Theological University of America of Des Moines, Iowa, in 1999. He preached his first sermon when he was 14 years old and preached fulltime for over 30 years in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. He has also served as an elder in the church at Muskogee, OK. He has been a counselor for over 35 years, specializing in marriage, family, and grief counseling. Harrison has written tracts, a book entitled, Givers God Loves, weekly newspaper articles on current events, and several articles for religious publications. He and his wife, Sally, have three daughters and one son, and seven grandchildren.