In Every Pew Sits a Broken Heart: Hope for the Hurting
- ISBN-10
- 0310290791
- ISBN-13
- 9780310290797
- Category
- Consolation
- Pages
- 237
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2008
- Publisher
- Zondervan
- Authors
- Ruth Graham, Stacy Mattingly
Description
WHEN LIFE'S ROSY DREAMS DISSOLVE INTO DIFFICULT REALITIES THAT BREAK OUR HEARTS, GOD SHOWS THAT HE SPECIALIZES IN RESTORATION"“If in these pages you see your own life's experience mirrored in our daughter's, may you, too, find a personal relationship with the same heavenly Father who continues to be her strength, comfort, and joy.””—From the foreword by Billy Graham“Warning: This book should only be read by imperfect, flawed people in serious need of God's amazing grace. Thank you, Ruth Graham, for having the courage to bare your soul and then lead others back toward God's welcoming arms.”––Philip Yancey, author of Where Is God When It Hurts?“For any who have experienced the tragedy of infidelity and wrong choices. Ruth unfolds her life, showing that the grace of God is sufficient.––Elisabeth Elliot Gren, author of Through Gates of Splendor“You hold in your hand a tool that will help you whether you are hurting or seeking to minister to one who is hurting. By sharing openly from her own experiences of heartache and by offering practical insights founded on biblical truth, Ruth Graham has provided a resource that both equips us to pursue wholeness and leads us into the arms of the only One who can make us whole.––Dr. Gary Smalley, The author of DNA of Relationships“This book is a must-read for those who are hurting or for those who would like to be a healing agent for someone else.”––Dr. Charles Stanley, author of The Blessings of Brokenness
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