Get a Grip! How Old Testament Saints Dealt with Tough Times

One of the unique aspects of the Old Testament is how honestly it portrays the lives of believers. We see them, 'warts and all'. We watch them go through martial and family problems. we witness their triumphs and their sins, and we realize that many of their struggles are very similar to our own. Even though they lived thousands of years ago, our lives are really not so different from theirs.

As a result of a period of difficulties in his own life, Anthony Selvaggio began to consider how the lives of Old Testament saints could be used to assist believers today as we journey our way through the maze of life. This book is the fruit of that exploration. Here he shares what a select group of these believers can each us about a variety of common problems ranging from failure to fear, and how can extract lessons from their lives so that we can better live our own lives. But, above all, he also wants us to see that they all serve as signposts directing us to our glorious Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Author:

Anthony T Selvaggio is a teaching elder in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America and a member of the Rochester Reformed Presbyterian Church (Rochester, NY) where he contributes regularly to the preaching ministry. He previously served as the Senior Pastor of the College Hill Reformed Presbyterian Church (RPCNA) in Beaver Falls, PA. He is also a visiting professor at the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, PA. He is an active preacher and conference speaker. He lives in Rochester, New York with his wife, Michelle, and his two children, Katherine and James.

Endorsement:

How do you get a grip on life in Christ when encountering forsakenness, failure, jealousy, injustice, fear, a hostile world, times of waiting, and death? Let the Old Testament saints show you the way through their faith. Anthony Selvaggio's Get A Grip! provides insights and practical help through Bible history. Read this book prayerfully and, by the Spirit's grace, follow the Old Testament saints as far as they followed Christ. Your Christ-centered grip on life will soon return. -- Joel R. Beeke, president and professor at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary

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