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The Fatherless Son: A Story of Rejection and Redemption
Is it really possible to succeed in life despite the damaging effects of fatherlessness? Steve Saucer, founder and pastor of Restoration Church of Jesus Christ shares an intimate view of his life's journey, from youth to adulthood, offering honest insight from the heart of a fatherless son. If you're searching for concrete answers, get comfortable and get ready! You'll find The Fatherless Son to be a textbook, a handbook and a guidebook to anyone struggling to make sense of their "now" in the context of their past. Prepare to dive deep and begin healing!
91 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 10, 2021
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January 12, 2021
A Powerful Read!
The narrative, the journey, the experience shared in this book is wonderfully told. The more I read it the more engaged I was by the powerful words and sentences framed in the life of a man who sought the love of a father. Every young man needs to add this book into their library.
The narrative, the journey, the experience shared in this book is wonderfully told. The more I read it the more engaged I was by the powerful words and sentences framed in the life of a man who sought the love of a father. Every young man needs to add this book into their library.
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September 29, 2025“(Experience is) sometimes the only teacher a fool is willing to listen to!” So true.
It’s a bit surreal to hear about your cousin’s childhood when we lived such different lives. This book was a nice insight as to how fatherlessness affects a person.
I’m not religious and the book was very religious lol which I honestly should have expected. It was inevitable that religion would be discussed because it’s at Steve’s core. I wasn’t a fan of the religious aspect but I did enjoy the memoir portion.
I’m not going to rate because I think it’s a conflict of interest but I think this book should be recommended reading for young men!
It’s a bit surreal to hear about your cousin’s childhood when we lived such different lives. This book was a nice insight as to how fatherlessness affects a person.
I’m not religious and the book was very religious lol which I honestly should have expected. It was inevitable that religion would be discussed because it’s at Steve’s core. I wasn’t a fan of the religious aspect but I did enjoy the memoir portion.
I’m not going to rate because I think it’s a conflict of interest but I think this book should be recommended reading for young men!
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