What if everything you ever counted vital disappeared? That’s what Robin faced when a sudden seizure led to the discovery of a brain tumor. Her diagnosis was grim. Doctors gave Robin, founder of Renew Ministries, ten days to set her affairs right. Robin paves the path of walking with God through the greatest trial of her life. See how she challenged her beliefs with vigorous honesty, producing insight that exceeded her wildest expectations. She invites the reader—no, challenges them—to enter the new depths of peace that await. Here’s an excerpt.
God’s Best During Your Worst: Guided Journal
This Guided Journal will help you reach beyond your initial discoveries in the book God’s Best During Your Worst.
You will develop a GoPro-view of your journey and learn to understand your pain and accept your past … and understand your present and prepare for your future.
Answer the questions and spend time in the journal. Embrace this process. Pray before you read and write. Remember, God is cheering you on–encouraging you to peel off one more layer of the emotional onion that has held you captive. He’s there, offering you hope to embrace the peace and ready to show you the purpose he’s wanted you to have from the beginning.
Books about life after a failed marriage abound on bookstore shelves. Readers in search of resources to re-energize themselves in the wake of a divorce can find vast and varied literature on inward and outward healing. So why another book on getting past divorce? Learning to Bloom Again, third edition, offers a unique perspective on post-marriage relationships. Everyone benefits from establishing healthy relationships after divorce—primarily ex-spouses, but also the children and other family members and friends. Learning to Bloom Again promotes that the act of forgiveness lies at the heart of the healing process. Written in a lively and engaging style and using frequent support from Scripture, this book offers a Christian view on the healing after broken promises. Also included are personal experiences as well as testimonials from others to support. Stories from people in a variety of roles—ex-spouses, ex-in-laws, children, and stepchildren—all who share feelings and experiences surrounding their own divorce process.
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