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The battle for life—whether against addiction, suicidal thoughts, profound grief, or the weight of life's deepest struggles—is the hardest fight a person can face. But within that battle lies the opportunity for a powerful awakening. In this deeply personal and transformative book, therapist Lindsay Taylor takes you on a journey from darkness to light, revealing how the very pain that tries to break you can become the force that builds you.

Marilyn Hickey has seen God’s goodness in times of suffering, In Supernatural Comfort, she will help you to experience the same triumph over your tragedies!

When Ian W. McSporran travelled to Montreal, Quebec, for the Olympic Games in 1976, he had no idea he would meet the love of his life, his soul mate, and his best friend there. Within four years of meeting Gerda, he left England and emigrated to Canada. Over the next few decades Ian and Gerda had three children and settled into a fulfilling life together. After thirty-seven happy years of marriage, Gerda received the devastating news that she had terminal cancer.

God sends his iridescent glimmers of grace dancing through each and every day. Can you see them? Are you looking? After surviving cancer —only to lose both her mother and daughter to the same disease —Kathy Rogers discovered that how we see determines how we live. In Look for Good, she invites listeners to embrace a new way of seeing the world as well, one that recognizes God’s faithfulness shimmering through every ordinary and extraordinary moment!

Some storms are routine. Others shake us to the core. But God steps in. In Storms and Deserts, Elizabeth Viera Talbot shares powerful stories—both personal and biblical—revealing how God’s love, grace, and faithfulness shine through life’s darkest moments.

Through personal stories and biblical wisdom, the award-winning authors of Hope When It Hurts remind us that weakness isn’t the end of our story—it’s the very place Jesus meets us. “Kristen Wetherell and Sarah Walton serve as wise and understanding guides through the all-too-common...

One moment can change everything. What began as an ordinary day turned into a reality no parent is ever prepared to face. In the blink of an eye, Peter Polis and his family were thrust into a storm of unimaginable loss, forced to navigate the heartbreak of losing their son, Nathaniel. Pockets of Joy: Where Grief and Grace Collide is an honest and deeply personal account of grief, faith, and the tension of holding both at the same time. Through the darkest moments of his life, Peter wrestles with questions of pain, purpose, and the presence of God in the middle of it all.

Prayer is how we survive the grip of crushing pain. Sometimes there are no words. Buried in grief and pain, we don’t know what to say, how to pray. Glenna Marshall has been there. Suffering for over a decade with chronic pain, she has spent nights exhausted, frustrated, and, at times, prayerless. Praying in Pain is inspired by the words of the psalmists, fellow friends and saints of old, who understand loss, pain, and heartache.

Saved by Timothy Mann, DMin, encourages readers to rediscover the wonder of salvation and the transformative power of God's grace. More than just a word we use in church, "saved" is the central story of the believer's life-the miracle of how God takes the spiritually dead and makes them alive in...

This inspiring story celebrates the special love between Ben and Wendy, who waited a long time for God to bring them together. Their joy was tested just two years after they married as they faced the trials of a debilitating illness, the challenges of caregiving and later, the heartache of grief.

Randy Kay was a biotech CEO and a committed agnostic. He trusted data, not divine encounters. Then, in 2005, he clinically died for thirty minutes and found himself with Jesus in heaven. He did not want to come back. What followed was years of rigorous investigation, the kind only a former health care executive with scientific training could conduct. His team reviewed thousands of accounts and accepted fewer than 30 percent. The result is Heaven Encounters: 140 verified near-death experience testimonies, the largest vetted collection ever assembled in a single volume.

After losing her father and two sisters in an automobile accident when she was only 15, Patti Gordon could no longer ignore the age-old question: Why would a good God …? Haunted by that question since childhood, and unsatisfied with every explanation she had heard, she cried out to God for an answer—an answer so simple that even she could understand it—an answer that would finally give her peace. And God delivered. Over decades, He revealed answers to three daunting questions: Why does He allow evil? Why does He allow death? Why does He allow pain?

Scars: Finding Faith Through Life’s Hardest Trials is an honest and deeply personal story about grief, endurance, fatherhood, and faith. After the devastating loss of his wife, Chad Hicks found himself raising three children while navigating heartbreak, uncertainty, and seasons that often felt impossible to survive. Through real-life struggles, unexpected setbacks, and moments of both grief and healing, Scars explores what it means to keep moving forward when life no longer looks the way you planned. This is not a story about having all the answers.

When suicide shatters your world, how do you pick up the pieces? In God, You’re Fired, author Victoria Myers—who has walked the devastating path of suicide loss—offers a powerful message of hope. With honesty and compassion, she challenges suicide stigma and shares faith-based steps for healing. Though the pain may feel unbearable, survival is possible—hope remains. This book is a lifeline for anyone grieving suicide loss—and for the families, friends, caregivers, and faith communities walking beside them.

We were made for God, not the other way around. Living for God's glory—revering him above all else—gives us purpose and lasting joy but we often get distracted and become too self-focused, believing that we are the center of our lives. From singing at church on Sundays to our work and leisure throughout the week, we are in daily need of refocusing our attention on God.

Is God frustrated by our tears and weakness? Does He weep with us or is He aloof and uncaring? In Free to Weep, Brittany Allen looks to biblical texts to reveal the God who is “near to the brokenhearted” (Psalm 34:18). In each chapter, Brittany combats and corrects lies and half-truths women (including herself) tend to believe about suffering, like:

La pérdida nos acompaña durante toda la vida. En el proceso de madurar, dejamos atrás creencias y costumbres. Perdemos posesiones y nos vemos obligados a abandonar ideas acerca de nosotros mismos. Y sí, también tenemos que despedirnos de amigos, compañeros de vida y seres queridos. ¿Cómo...

A powerful exploration of mortality drawn from the lived experience of an intensive care physician Blending the stories of patients and families with spiritual insights from A Course in Miracles, this book faces the fears of death and illness while showing how forgiveness transforms grief and...

When someone you love dies, the grief is heavy enough—yet most of us also face a flood of logistics, decisions, and unanswered questions. Unbury the Burden is both a personal story and a practical guide, written by someone who has lived every step of it. Blending compassion with clarity, Hollie McEvoy shares what really happens when you become "the dedicated person": the paperwork, the funeral plans, the digital accounts, the closets full of memories.

This loss of a parent is painful. The loss of a mother or father can be traumatic. Oblivious to our suffering, the world around us speeds on as if nothing happened. Stunned, shocked, sad, confused, and angry, we blink in disbelief. Our hearts are broken. We look for comfort. Our broken, grieving hearts need it to survive. Multiple award-winning author, hospice chaplain, and grief counselor Gary Roe is a trusted voice who has been helping wounded, grieving hearts find hope and healing for more than three decades.