Angels in the ER & Angels on Call: Two Books in One

This fast-paced, thought-provoking volume contains two insightful books powerfully narrated by longtime emergency room doctor, Robert D. Lesslie, M.D. Angels in the ER and Angels on Call will forever change your idea of the people in an urgent care center, revealing many nurses, doctors, patients, and friends to be angels in their own right. Not the celestial messengers sent from God, but Christ-like good Samaritans who work through Him to comfort and heals. Angels in the ER: Twenty-five years in the ER could rattle even the most faithful soul, but for Dr. Robert D. Lesslie, it’s foundation for engrossing true stories of angels who happen to be his fellow doctors, nurses, friends, and sometimes strangers. You’ll find some are mysterious or unseen, but all are clearly doing God’s work. An older couple beginning a trip to Myrtle Beach meets a detour and goes on a new and totally unexpected journey. We never know what is around the corner; or the angels who will be helping us. “Max Bruiser,” a beefy pro wrestler, lands in the ER after a tussle with a surprising and unforeseen opponent. And there is Macey Love, determined to care for her granddaughters despite enormous obstacles. With Macey, I knew.” Angels on Call: “Who’s going to help me?” in our moments of helplessness and fear, each of us asks for an angel of care and compassion. In Angels on Call, Dr. Lesslie shows us that God does not forsake the hurting. In these hard-to-put-down stories, he focuses on what his patients have taught him, and he shares those lessons with us. Jimmy Bostick, a substance abuser, is in kidney failure. What are his options? And how will his faith see him through? Willis Brown, the victim of a disastrous house fire, struggles for a few more moments of consciousness, crying out for God’s mercy.


Publisher: Guideposts (January 1, 2011)
Language: English
Paperback: 525 pages
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds