Healing from the Consequences of Accident, Shock and Trauma

I first heard the teaching contained in this book twenty years ago. I had suffered a major accident three years previously and was having to live with the dreadful consequences. But as I listened to the teaching, my heart came to life! Because what I heard meant that for a person like me, for whom the doctors had said "there's nothing more that we can do for you," there was hope. Real hope of healing! And after I received prayer I was completely healed by Jesus! You will find as you read this book many stories of real people's lives, including my own. Stories of people who, when the principles from God's Word were applied with love, faith and prayer, received healing from Jesus. Let these stories build your faith and as you identify with the people whose lives they describe, let them prepare your own heart to receive Jesus' healing too. I believe that Peter's biblical teaching, understanding and application to bringing healing to victims of accident and trauma is revolutionary. It is good news and needs to be shared with everybody! There are so many broken and hurting people in our world who suffer in silence and believe there is nothing more that can be done for them. Maybe you are one. This book is a beacon in the darkness. Jesus loves each one of us so deeply and He truly does have the answers for every broken heart. I know you will be blessed as you read this book, and I expect you will be blessed in ways you are not even expecting! Come with an open heart now and let the Holy Spirit speak to you through its pages. Linda Scott, Author of Lynda: From Accident and Trauma to Healing and Wholeness

Peter Horrobin is the Founder and International Director of Ellel Ministries International, which began in 1986 as a ministry of healing in the north-west of England. The work is now established in over thirty-five different countries, providing teaching, training and personal ministry opportunities. (www.ellel.org) After graduating from Oxford University with a degree in Chemistry, Peter spent a number of years lecturing in College and University, before leaving the academic environment for the world of business. Here he founded a series of successful publishing and bookselling companies. In his twenties he started to restore a vintage sports car (an Alvis Speed 20) but discovered that its chassis was bent. As he looked at the broken vehicle, wondering if it could ever be repaired, he sensed God asking him a question, "You could restore this broken car, but I can restore broken lives. Which is more important?" It was obvious that broken lives were more important than broken cars and so the beginnings of a vision for healing and restoration was birthed in his heart. A hallmark of Peter's ministry has been his willingness to step out in faith and see God move to fulfil His promises, often in remarkable ways. His book, Strands of Destiny, tells many of the amazing stories of what God has done in the past thirty years. Peter has written many books including The Complete Catalogue of British Cars. And for the past thirty-five years he has been the editor of Mission Praise, one of the largest-selling hymn and song books in the UK and originally compiled for the visit of Billy Graham in 1984. In this season of their lives, Peter, and his wife Fiona are concentrating on writing so that all their knowledge and experience can be made permanently available in book form through Sovereign World Ltd and other publishers around the world. His book Healing Through Deliverance is now a Christian classic.

Part 1 Accident, Shock and Trauma: Understanding the Problem; Jim and Lynda's Stories; 2 Our Journey of Understanding; 3 What Can Happen When We Havean Accident; 4 So What Actually is Trauma?; 5 Stories from the Coalface; 6 The 'Bus Accident'; 7 How and Why Inner BrokennessOccurs8 Broken-heartedness; Part 2 Accident, Shock and Trauma: Applying God's Solution; 9 Building on a Good Foundation; 10 Forgiveness: The Doorway of Hope; 11 The Key of Deliverance; 12 Healing the Broken-hearted; 13 Healing for Victims of Wartime Traumas; 14 EpilogueFurther Resources