Cancer can be defeated every time, so why is it so terrifying for everyone? It is because it attacks the life you live not just the body you live in. It is because it attacks the life you live more than the body you live in. It is because it affects most of the life you live most of the time while it attacks some of the body some of the time. It's not just about biology, it's about spirituality. It's not about what is out of your control, it's about what is in the center of your control! Let the Windrunners show you how. "We've all been touched by cancer: a family member, a close friend, perhaps even yourself. Rob Lane has served and cared for cancer patients and their families for decades, and over the years he has seen firsthand those he calls Windrunners, heroic souls who were able to, as Rob puts it, "stand up to the Dragon." In this direct and tender follow-up to his Cancer's Bell Lap and The Dragon Behind the Door, Dr. Lane shares their hope and their stories. This is not just a book for those affected by cancer, but is rather a companion of hope for anyone facing pain and suffering. But especially for those running that final Bell Lap, Windrunners will help you to discover that you are not alone, and that you've never been alone." -Chap Clark, Ph.D. Author, Hurt 2.0: Inside the World of Today's Teenagers Professor of Youth, Family, and Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary "The number of hours I have spent with cancer patients and their families over the past four decades reaches into the thousands. In those important moments of visiting, counseling, consoling, and comforting, I wish I had been able to give this book to them. The wealth and depth of spiritual insight and wisdom that Dr. Lane shares makes this the most valuable book resource along with the Scriptures a Christian pastor or layperson can share with any person, family, or friend who deals with cancer. Read it. Share it. Have multiple copies to give away!" -Larry Keefauver, D.Min. Bestselling Author, International Teacher, Pastor for over forty years.
Cancer can be defeated every time, so why is it so terrifying for everyone? It is because it attacks the life you live not just the body you live in. It is because it attacks the life you live more than the body you live in. It is because it affects most of the life you live most of the time while it attacks some of the body some of the time. It's not just about biology, it's about spirituality. It's not about what is out of your control, it's about what is in the center of your control! Let the Windrunners show you how. "We've all been touched by cancer: a family member, a close friend, perhaps even yourself. Rob Lane has served and cared for cancer patients and their families for decades, and over the years he has seen firsthand those he calls Windrunners, heroic souls who were able to, as Rob puts it, "stand up to the Dragon." In this direct and tender follow-up to his Cancer's Bell Lap and The Dragon Behind the Door, Dr. Lane shares their hope and their stories. This is not just a book for those affected by cancer, but is rather a companion of hope for anyone facing pain and suffering. But especially for those running that final Bell Lap, Windrunners will help you to discover that you are not alone, and that you've never been alone." -Chap Clark, Ph.D. Author, Hurt 2.0: Inside the World of Today's Teenagers Professor of Youth, Family, and Culture, Fuller Theological Seminary "The number of hours I have spent with cancer patients and their families over the past four decades reaches into the thousands. In those important moments of visiting, counseling, consoling, and comforting, I wish I had been able to give this book to them. The wealth and depth of spiritual insight and wisdom that Dr. Lane shares makes this the most valuable book resource along with the Scriptures a Christian pastor or layperson can share with any person, family, or friend who deals with cancer. Read it. Share it. Have multiple copies to give away!" -Larry Keefauver, D.Min. Bestselling Author, International Teacher, Pastor for over forty years.
