Paul's experience is ours. We all face internal conflicts. We think one way and feel another. We choose one way and act another. Seldom do we act with conviction, with faith.

How can we get our divided self together?

How can we live as one person?

Earl Wilson struggles with us through these difficult issues. He looks at our thinking, feeling, choosing and doing, and shows how each can be woven into the fabric of faith. He also deals with anger, forgiveness, responsibility and self-esteem.

Here is a book for all who want to be at peace with themselves and with God.

Earl Wilson (Ph.D., psychology, University of Oregon) is associate professor of clinical and counseling psychology at Western Conservative Baptist Seminary and Director of the Lake Oswego Psychological and Counseling Services in Oregon.

He is also the author of You Try Being a Teenager