Almost nobody ever admits to going through doubt or spiritual dryness right now. But the truth is, nearly every believer experiences this. Now-in a book endorsed by Richard Blackaby-Connie Cavanaugh, featured columnist for HomeLife magazine, breaks the silence. Because she speaks out of her own ten-year struggle, readers can trust her to lead the way on a step-by-step path out of the wilderness as she speaks honestly to them: "You may feel disconnected, but you're not alone." "Look ahead instead of back." "Get ready to listen to the Father who's always loved you." Readers will find new hope as they move from faking it to finding grace from the God who was there all along.
Almost nobody ever admits to going through doubt or spiritual dryness right now. But the truth is, nearly every believer experiences this. Now-in a book endorsed by Richard Blackaby-Connie Cavanaugh, featured columnist for HomeLife magazine, breaks the silence. Because she speaks out of her own ten-year struggle, readers can trust her to lead the way on a step-by-step path out of the wilderness as she speaks honestly to them: "You may feel disconnected, but you're not alone." "Look ahead instead of back." "Get ready to listen to the Father who's always loved you." Readers will find new hope as they move from faking it to finding grace from the God who was there all along.
