Hit by friendly fire What Do to When Fellow Believers Hurt You

Christians expect to be troubled by the unbelieving world but not by their brothers and sisters in the church. Unfortunately, often the case is the reverse. In this book Michael Milton brings us back to Scripture, to the experiences of Joseph and Paul, and demonstrates that it is possible to move from being a victim to being a victor, even when Christian bonds make the wounds all the deeper. Full of personal and pastoral wisdom, this little book will help many believers face a trauma all too common in the Christian church, yet all too seldom addressed in the literature.

Publisher: Evangelical Press
Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9780852347768

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Michael A. Milton (PhD, Univ. of Wales) is a Presbyterian minister; educator; Chaplain (Colonel), US Army retired; and composer whose service includes Provost and professor at Erskine Seminary; Chancellor and CEO; Reformed Seminary, and senior minister, First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga. An alumnus of UNC Chapel Hill, with post doctoral credentials in higher education teaching at Harvard University, Mike and Mae Milton reside in the Blue Ridge mountains of North Carolina.

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As a pastor for many years, I have had to minister to believers in perpetually unresolved conflict with each other. The consequences of these battles can leave spiritual wounds on all sides that can last into subsequent generations. These things must not be. This little volume is written to bring lasting peace, healing, and hope to the one who has been hurt by another believer. Michael A Milton