books
Welcome Everything
In Welcome Everything, Ted serves as a guide through some of the spiritual contours of a journey through cancer. The story of his battle with both Acute Myeloid Leukemia and Hodgkins Lymphoma is detailed through sharing excerpts from a blog written during two and half years of treatments, surgeries, relapses, a transplant, and a whole host of side effects. Addressing issues that are experienced in a cancer journey as well as any kind of suffering, a hope and an identity securely tied in Christ are themes that run through these pages. Included are chapters of current reflections, looking back at the terrain traversed in these tumultuous years. Not a self-help book or a guide to cancer, this book is a look at what it means to welcome everything, including cancer, as a teacher that can bring more into one’s life than could ever be imagined.
Order on Amazon, here. Also, available as a Kindle e-book.
What people are saying …
“Reflections on My Journey with Cancer is more than a cancer book, it is a treasure of reflections that helps us all learn what it means to Welcome Everything. As Dr. Ted Wueste engages the idea of welcoming everything, he artfully gives us a peek into his own cancer journey to explore what it means to accept those things we cannot change. Without offering prescriptions, Dr. Wueste, invites us into his experience, the good and the bad, offering keen insights and applications for all who are hurting and experiencing a loss of control in their lives. This book can be read and studied to understand central themes of the Christian life (Is God doing this to me? What does it mean to trust God?), but undoubtedly it will serve as a devotional for many who are struggling through difficult times. Timely, and critically important to our own spiritual development, I strongly recommend that you explore what it means to Welcome Everything.” Doug Kelley, PhD
Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room: Advent Reflections
… a devotional for the Advent season: “Let Every Heart Prepare Him Room” walks the reader through several key elements of opening one’s heart to God. Includes daily reflections through Christmas Day as well as a Group Discussion guide for daily or weekly discussion/prayer.
Click here (sample chapters) for a sample of the introduction and first day.
Available on Amazon – click here. Also, available on Kindle (click here). If you would like to order 10 or more copies, we can offer each copy for $9 which includes tax and shipping. Click here to order. NOTE: if ordering through Desert Direction, you’ll need to order before November 18 to ensure delivery before the start of Advent on November 29. If after Nov 18, order through Amazon as they can ship faster than we can!
What people are saying …
“The devotional received so much positive feedback. Week after week people told me how much they were enjoying it. Several people indicated that they we’re going to do it again immediately after Advent because they felt like there was more they could get out of it. Thank you for the time, prayers and wisdom you poured into this writing this book.” Mary Beth Rentsch, church leader in Michigan
Study Guide for Brother Lawrence
“The Practice of the Presence of God” with Study Guide is now available. We were designed to live life in the “presence of God” and this study guide helps the reader walk through reflection questions and various prayer “experiments” that apply the simple, yet profound concepts that Brother Lawrence shared centuries ago. Each chapter includes a group discussion so that the material can be processed and applied in community. This study guide includes the text of Brother Lawrence’s Conversations and Letters. You can order copies on Amazon – click here. Or, if you’d like to order in bulk (1o or more copies), we can offer them at a reduced rate of $8 each (which includes shipping). Click here.
Mansions of the Heart Study Guide
Mansions of the Heart: Study Guide. It has been a privilege to work with Tom Ashbrook (author of Mansions of the Heart) on this study guide. Go to www.mansionsoftheheart.comfor ordering information and more about the study guide. Bulk orders of 10 or more receive discounted pricing and free shipping. Check it out at www.mansionsoftheheart.com.
Lenten Devotional/Journal
I joined with a friend, Terry Montague, and put together a journal with reflection questions, prayers, and weekly group discussion questions to go along with Stephen Macchia’s “Outstretched Arms of Grace.” You can pick up both on Amazon or at the Leadership Transformations Bookstore, here. Note: you can go through the daily devotional alone but the companion guide only works alongside the devotional.
Book Projects (coming soon)
The God Who Dances is a study which looks at the movements of God in forming us in the context of relationship with Himself. The text from which the book springs is Ephesians 4:17-24.
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The following video was filmed in April 2012 as a representation of The God Who Dances. Thanks to videographer Jeff Scroggins and dancers/choreographers: Paige Nyman, Joe Velazquez, and Nicole Von Enck.
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Shades of ” the Crabb ” , dancing with the Trinity. Jody Humber
Ted, praying for your strength as you recover from your trip to Ft Worth.
I was hoping to find a book of your “blog” collections. Oh! How each one ministers so deeply to me. Before printing each one, I thought I’d check with you.
Grace, peace and strength as you feel Gods arms holding you,
Hi! I am so honored that you being encouraged through things I’ve written. The collection of blogs that are in book form is “Let Every Heart prepare him room” – just search that on Amazon and you will find it. If you have trouble – let me know. Grace and peace to you!!!
Thank you Ted. Do they also include
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Ted, Yes, I have been so blessed by the blogs specific to your health/Cancer Diagnosis. Are they available yet for printing? And, Yes! I am excited to have some of the Advent Books in my Amazon Cart for Christmas gifts. Though we have not personally met, I feel as if I know you and your family through several connections: John, Christy Fonvielle. More specifically through the entries your family made through the years in the Fonvielle Perdido Beach “Thank You” journal. Such sweet words, drawings by the kids many years back. So, we have prayed for you as though you’re an extension of the Fonvielle Family. Secondly, your precious mom and I had the pleasure of knowing one another for the last 6 months of her life here on earth. So, I’ve prayed for you as Cheryl’s son. Finally, I had a Traumatic Brain Injury in 2017 and was in Out Patient Brain Rehab for more than a year. Into the second year, your pop and I shared the same cognitive speech pathologist at Harris Hospital downtown.
But, it is through the posts that Christy started forwarding from your blogs that your transparency spoke such clarity about who you are. Continuing to pray that you tolerate the meds that will slow down the pneumonia and can breathe easily. May you feel so well loved by the One who calls you “Beloved.”
Grace and peace,
Deb Debra Sewell debsewell@me.com
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Deb, thanks for giving the context. I knew your name was familiar. I’m so glad you knew my mom in the last months of her life. And, yes, we feel like a part of the Fonvielle family. Of course you can download any of the writings and print them out if you’d like. I’m glad that they’ve ministered to you. I look forward to staying in touch.
Deb – I just finished a book that includes all my blogs from my journey with cancer as well as some chapters of current reflections on the experience. See above and you can find the book on Amazon starting this week.