<p>Many Christians believe that once they are saved and delivered, their lives will be free from frustration. But lets face it: frustration is a part of life. Even for Christians who have been delivered, there is frustration both before and after deliverance. And if we think we are free from frustration, then we wont have the tools, techniques, and coping skills to deal with it.</p>
<p>In <em>Dealing with Frustration Before &amp; After Your Deliverance</em>, author Edward A. Butler, Jr. shares his own frustrating experiences before and after deliverance. We tend to want the product without going through the process, and whether we are building a personal relationship with God, learning new spiritual habits, or starting a new ministry, we must understand that frustrations are commonplace during any journey toward greatness. Yet God never gives us more than we can handle, and through prayer and giving thanks, we can combat frustration and remain on the way.</p>
<p>We will face frustrations every day, and it will be inevitable that we become frustrated in lifeeven after our deliverance. Frustration is a trick of the enemy, so if we turn to Gods guidance in the Bible, then we can learn how to trust in his will. In the end, frustration is part of the process that will get you to where youre supposed to begreatness and triumph with God.</p>