“. . . valuable and worthy for any counselor, pastor, or person to have in his or her library.” —Christopher K. Cornine, PhD, LPC, NCC, CCMHC, Clinical Director, Diakonos Counseling
“Megli’s work helps to fill a large gap in needed literature from the perspective of biblical faith about death, dying, grieving, and living for eternity.” —Dr. Kenneth J. Parker, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Kearney, Missouri; Author of Elephants in the Church: What the Bible Says about Fourteen Contemporary Issues
We are witnessing a crisis in the Christian community of unresolved grief and pain. Not acknowledging the truth of death holds us back from fully enjoying the divine gifts of hope and happiness.
If anyone can model the ability to live with joy after life, it's Job. Two Stitches and a Patch builds on the seven movements of Job's restored happiness while filling in the pieces of the divine action physics that leads to life after death.
Build confidence by leaning in and listening to those who are at the end of life, and reboot your life in the embrace of the changes that create a life well lived.
Dr. Megli has more than thirty years in ministry leadership, including pastoring. He is currently CEO of a large rescue ministry. His multidisciplinary background in business combined with his passion has inspired others to live in faith. During his twenty-four years of Christian counseling in recovery and grief work, Dr. Megli served as adjunct professor for seven years in counseling and leadership development for Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He has also served as the dissertation chairperson for doctoral candidates. Dr. Megli is currently featured on multiple TV and radio shows, advocating for the poor and homeless of Kansas City.
Rob Lofthouse is a sought-after speaker, bestselling, award-winning author, writing coach, genealogist, and historian. He wrote the biography Honor Through Sacrifice and co-wrote Two Stitches and a Patch. With several writing projects underway, he volunteers as an Ambassador and Book Reviewer for the Military Writer's Society of America (MWSA) and is also a member of the Kansas Author's Club. As a writing coach, he provides guidance and mentors authors at any stage of writing, helping them stay on track with deadlines, overcoming writer's block, and motivating them throughout the writing process. He served as a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps before retiring from a successful Information Technology (IT) career as Vice President of an IT services firm.
