Hello, My Name Is Broken
A Confession, a Discussion, and the Things I'm Learning About God
Biography & Memoir, Religious
| Author: | Chelsea Lyn Huizing | ISBN: | 9781490883816 |
| Publisher: | WestBow Press | Publication: | June 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | WestBow Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chelsea Lyn Huizing |
| ISBN: | 9781490883816 |
| Publisher: | WestBow Press |
| Publication: | June 23, 2015 |
| Imprint: | WestBow Press |
| Language: | English |
Here is your wide-open invitation into another persons struggle and journey through lifes heart-wrenching questions; eye-to-eye, straight forward, and vulnerable. Some of the things that you only say in your head are written out in black and white: no excuses, no sugar coating. Just the honest confessions of a person struggling through questions and doubts that we all face, and trying to figure out what God has to do with it. Dark secrets, painful memories, and the mess of everyday collide with truth, honesty, and freedom; regrets, fears, and faith all mix together somehow. Youre invited to jump into the fray with someone who isnt afraid to admit just how broken they really are, and realize that you are in good company.
Dare to look into the shadows that linger in the corners of regret. Take a deep breath and step forward along the path of questions that so many others have walked before. Then try to hear the hope and promise that other people have heard and followed.
Here is your wide-open invitation into another persons struggle and journey through lifes heart-wrenching questions; eye-to-eye, straight forward, and vulnerable. Some of the things that you only say in your head are written out in black and white: no excuses, no sugar coating. Just the honest confessions of a person struggling through questions and doubts that we all face, and trying to figure out what God has to do with it. Dark secrets, painful memories, and the mess of everyday collide with truth, honesty, and freedom; regrets, fears, and faith all mix together somehow. Youre invited to jump into the fray with someone who isnt afraid to admit just how broken they really are, and realize that you are in good company.
Dare to look into the shadows that linger in the corners of regret. Take a deep breath and step forward along the path of questions that so many others have walked before. Then try to hear the hope and promise that other people have heard and followed.
