Novedades

Paul wrote to the Thessalonians telling them to “ Sorrow Not… as others who have no hope.” Yet we, as Christians, do sorrow. This helpful publications is written from a very personal point of view; from the personal experience of pain, suffering and death. The author and his wife had a handicapped child who died young and, at the time of writing, his wife had had Alzheimer’s for the past eight years and was in a nursing home where he visited her every day. Many readers will find the personal testimony within these pages not only moving, but helpful.

Grief is defined as an emotional response to loss of people or things that are considered important. Also, loss of well-being, trauma and unexpected changes in life can produce feelings of grief. The author encountered moving from place to place, abuse and passing of several loved ones that produced varied levels of grief over many years. This book is her journey to the antonym of grief which is joy. She describes her process to understand joy is more than happiness that is based on feelings. Bible joy is an act of faith, a choice to an expectation of good despite the past and current ...

Cataclysmic life change. For A Season – Days of Shadow focuses on not just coping with a devastating loss, but taking the time, pacing ourselves with halting steps to God’s sometimes-slow journey as He reveals His plan and place for us. We’re all in the process of becoming something more, and God uses the seasons in our lives to enable us to become more like Jesus