We all experience suffering and loss and we think we cannot move through. This devotional book will accompany us pass through this very unpleasant journey of our life. With Mattie Jackson help us with his hope from his book.

Here's a companion for the year - or if you skip days here and there - for the whole season of grieving. you can feel the emotions and spiritual progress on each page, written by someone who has experienced the deepest sorrow and the process of restoration and healing.

"The book I wish I had," writes the author, who lost her husband a year into marriage. There are 4 kinds of devotions: wait (lament); connect (a defense against utter withdrawal); worship (honesty in offering praise from the heart); and hope (peace in the storms that follow a loss).
Each day offers a scripture, a short devotional, and a question to help you consider what you are experiencing. It's a hopeful and compassionate journey from devastation to acceptance. Highly recommended after closure of many kinds - loss of relationships, persons, jobs, and other expectations.

Thank you NetGalley for the ARC! Man have so many of us gone through long seasons of grief. Reading the author's intro you learn that she has gone through more grief than a human can often withstand.
I love that she chooses devotions with 4 main focuses: worship, connect, hope and wail. These are all important actions while working through major grief. This book will definitely be a blessing to many