Enough is Enough
Finding Balance in an Imbalanced World
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About the Book
Enough is Enough is David Dalton´s first book, written in 2001, following his graduation from southern Missouri´s College of the Ozarks. Since publishing the book, he has gone on to become a paramedic and instructor for emergency medical services, and is preparing to publish a second book in late 2008. Enough is Enough is Dalton´s classic work which delves into common life struggles with the "no-nonsense, common sense" approach for which Dalton is known. His background in psychology and his traditional Christian worldview served as the foundation for this easy-to-read, and down-to-earth book which addresses such relevant topics as overcoming relational conflict, breaking addictions and other destructive life patterns, defeating stress, and understanding the Bible´s position on homosexuality, alcoholism, and anger.
Unique from similar texts, Enough provides an intriguing spiritual warfare tie-in that takes all of these day-to-day topics and provokes the reader´s imagination to understanding how our struggle really is against more than mere flesh and blood. In fact, the book concludes with the short story, “The Guardian: A Tale of the Spirit Realm,” a vivid account of Christ´s power in the life of a common believer. In the spirit of the classic Pilgrim´s Progress, The Guardian is a revealing glimpse into the connection between physical reality and the workings of the spiritual realm.
About the Author
David Lee Dalton, founder of T.I.R.O. Ministries and Frostbite Productions, holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology (summa cum laude) and is a published researcher in the field of marital communication and relational beliefs. He has delivered presentations to thousands, speaking on such topics as interpersonal communication, anger and stress management, addiction, spiritual warfare, and faith. He has worked with people from all walks of life, including struggling couples, pastors and church leaders, athletes, business managers, teens, drug and alcohol addicts, convicted criminals, and the mentally ill.