The Emotionally Healthy Church Workbook: 8 Studies for Groups or Individuals Paperback – February 20, 2010

Emotionally Healthy Church Is Excellent. We use this book at our church to help our members and leaders live full lives. Anyone interested in growing a healthy culture in their church or in there workplace can benefit from the wisdom in this book. Ultimately The book provides a personal assessment so you can see how emotionally healthy you see and to learn how you can grow.

Our pastor in our small group is primarily up to this point using the workbook to guide discussions. However sometimes references are made to the main book. Our class is supportive of each other and we are good to contribute thoughts about our personal life to help each other understand why we might be the way we are. Our group encourages each other and makes suggestions when appropriate to help one another.

This is an excellent book for the Church. It really helps in understanding difficult emotions that even we go through in life, especially grief. If you are not a believer, this book may just help you to better understand what hurt and loss is about and how to heal. However this is a helper to the actual book. They are both excellent resources.

Quite possibly one of the deepest and best books I've ever read. Loved the emphasis on family history and the family tree exercise. Would highly recommend this book to those in search of taking their faith walk to the next level and truly understanding God's calling for an emotionally body of Christ.

This book was helpful for our congregation, however, I am disappointed that the author/Pastor elludes to the Enneagram as a resource for personality psychological testing. (The enneagram was completely false and made up personality test.)And he also quotes Richard Rohr that mixes all sorts of beliefs.I will not be using any more of his books.

This workbook was used as a standalone in a group setting. It was a great success! As a congregation we were forced to look at ourselves from an emotional stance and ask the Lord to help us become emotional mature disciples.

These Group Study books are providing what we need for a home study group we are leading. Having the text nearby for members to borrow and read seems to go well with the study guide.

I have read the book "Emotional Healthy Church" a number of times, and I now use this workbook for workshops, with married couples.A great guide for evaluating your emotional strengths and weaknesses.

A valuable read for anyone wanting to understand spiritually emotionally healthy people. Scazzero says “we can’t be spiritually with we aren’t emotionally mature “. He speaks from his own experience as a pastor of a huge church in New York. This is a must have for anybody who wants to be able to communicate in a healthy way and understand others in the process.

We used this in our church home groups and it has been very good! Strongly recommend!

Useful for clergy and mentors/ coaches. Has a strong US bias and terminology but still useful nonetheless. Uses stories and examples to explain the developments.

A really helpful book.

To quote Mike Bickle, the director of the International House of Prayer in Kansas City: "This book brings a critical prophetic word of what the Spirit is saying to the church today, and describes the character required to contain the power God wants to pour out on His church. This is a must-read for every church leader committed to the maturity of the bride of Christ today."This book was written as a result of Peter Scazzero's personal, painful but liberating journey. We can learn a much easier way by gleaning from his insight and putting his recommendations into practice. An honest look at what exists beneath the glossy veneer of the church, and a desire to deal with what is really there, can lead God's people into healing and freedom. Find out how in this excellent book. I highly recommend it, not just for leaders alone, but for the whole Body of Christ.