Broken and Beloved - Rhodes, Sammy
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It’s okay to admit that you’re not okay. This is true because Jesus died so brokenness does not have to define you. In Broken and Beloved, Sammy Rhodes takes you on a deep dive into the Gospel of John, showing that God meets us in our brokenness and in our desire to be loved. And what we find is that God not only loves us, He calls us His beloved. In Broken and Beloved, you’ll discover * your need for God and how He walks with you * how to break free from shame, loneliness, depression, and pride * how to wait on the Lord and trust that, in the joys and pains of life, Jesus is with you—weeping and rejoicing beside you…mehr

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It’s okay to admit that you’re not okay. This is true because Jesus died so brokenness does not have to define you. In Broken and Beloved, Sammy Rhodes takes you on a deep dive into the Gospel of John, showing that God meets us in our brokenness and in our desire to be loved. And what we find is that God not only loves us, He calls us His beloved. In Broken and Beloved, you’ll discover * your need for God and how He walks with you * how to break free from shame, loneliness, depression, and pride * how to wait on the Lord and trust that, in the joys and pains of life, Jesus is with you—weeping and rejoicing beside you
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Samuel Rhodes is a Campus Minister with Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) at the University of South Carolina. He earned his Master of Divinity from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina. Rhodes is frequently invited to speak at conferences and churches on topics including anxiety and depression, approval, the internet, pop culture, humor, theology and leadership. Rhodes also has a popular internet presence, which has been highlighted in Huffington Post, Salon, Paste, and Christianity Today. His readers are especially responsive to his tweets about donuts.