Based on Biblical Principles and
Real Life
The narrative blends biblical wisdom with profound human situations — such as pain, rejection, and overcoming — making the message extremely current and touching.
What you will find in this book:
Help to face the life of appearances
Many people live smiling on the outside and suffering on the inside. This book honestly addresses this conflict and shows that it is possible to live with truth and inner freedom.
Message of faith, action and overcoming
More than believing, the book encourages you to act, put it into practice and achieve the blessing that seems distant — with faith and courage.
A guide for those who are at rock bottom
If you feel like you have no way out, this book is like a light at the end of the tunnel, reminding you that “there is always hope,” even when everything says there is no way out.
Direct, human and inspiring style
The language is accessible, emotional and full of examples that touch the heart. It is as if the author is speaking directly to the reader, with empathy and truth.
With a background in neuroscience, psychoanalysis and theology, the author offers a broad vision that touches mind, soul and spirit — helping the reader to understand themselves better.
Ideal for groups, churches and mentoring
The content can be used in discipleship, group studies, worship services or personal mentoring, with practical applications and strong topics for debate.
About the author
Andelson Martinez is married to Ana Paula Martinez and has three children: Melany, Anthony, and Anthonela.
Pastor, theologian, behavioral neuroscientist, clinical psychoanalyst, chaplain and speaker.
Postgraduate degree in psychoanalysis. Postgraduate degree in neuroscience. Postgraduate degree in pastoral psychology. Postgraduate degree in neuropsychoanalysis. Postgraduate degree in neurotheology.
Master's degree in psychoanalysis (mental health). Master's degree in theology (eschatology). Master's degree in neurotheology (emotional regulation in the light of neurotheology).
PhD in Neurotheology (the neurotheology of hope).
PhD candidate in theology. PhD candidate in neuroscience, psychoanalysis, and mental health.
Born in Buritama, São Paulo, Brazil. Currently lives in the United States.
