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A Light in the Darkness

A Light in the Darkness

Peggy Rowan

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Wipf and Stock Publishers
Año de edición:
2022
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Memorias
ISBN:
9781666746853
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Written as a collection of essays and poems, A Light in the Darkness describes Rowan’s descent into the darkness of sin and what’s left at the end: years of broken relationships and spiritual wandering. Finding her way back to peace, remnants of her prodigal life held on as difficult questions arose: Would God use her now that she had spent so many years away? Searching for a purpose while taking leaps of faith, she discovered the deep love and fulfillment of a cultivated relationship with Jesus Christ. Included within are essays on living with grief, lessons in temptation and doubt, thoughts on heaven, and a reawakening of purpose. Providing insights from her own prodigal experience, this book is intended to reach prodigals and encourage those who have long straddled the fence.

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