Exploring God's Promises | Terry Zuehsow

God’s Word is overflowing with promises for you yesterday, today, and forever. In this new episode of The Concordia Publishing House Podcast, author Terry Zuehsow joins host Elizabeth Pittman to discuss God’s promises that he guides readers through in his book, Exploring God’s Promises: A Guided Journey through His Word. Pre-order the book on cph.org now. Available September 10! Show NotesGod earnestly wants you to grow to know Him and to more fully experience His promises in your life.In author Terry Zuehsow’s new book from CPH, Exploring God’s Promises, readers will journey through more than 200 encouraging and assuring promises in this devotional journal. Each promise contains devotional material and theological talk to help you see how God gives and keeps this promise. Then, there’s journal space for you to answer reflection questions and truly connect with the Savior, offering Him your thanks and praise. Listen now as Terry discusses his background, how he was inspired to write about God’s promises, what promises in the Bible have impacted him the most, and more.  QuestionsTell our listeners a bit about yourself.What led you to write this book?You give readers an “itinerary” for the book. Why is this important and what is your goal for it?228 promises of God are covered. Is this an exhaustive list?What promises have you found to be meaningful to you personally?What promise would you share with someone experiencing loneliness? Anger? Major life changes? About the GuestTerry Zuehsow is a certified physician associate, practicing psychiatry in a Christian outpatient setting. In the past he has taught high school and college science and religion, and has worked for decades as a computer systems architect, including in research and development. Throughout his adult life, he has led Bible classes in his local church. Terry has been married to his wife Angi now for 49 years (off to a great start!), and they have two daughters and six grandchildren. His hobbies include choir, family games, and long walks.