Something Painful This Way Comes - James, Timothy
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Something Painful This Way Comes is one man's reflections through the valley of the shadow of death. It is an honest and heartfelt book of suffering, endurance, doubt, faith and the inestimable kindness of God. Topics include: "Why is this happening to me?" "Why do bad things happen to good people?" "Where is God in the midst of my pain?" "Does God really answer prayer?" "What about healing?" "What healing can never accomplish." "How can I best handle suffering?" Also included is a journaling section at the end of the book for the reader to process their own doubts and struggles in suffering using verses from the Book of Psalms as a guide.…mehr

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Something Painful This Way Comes is one man's reflections through the valley of the shadow of death. It is an honest and heartfelt book of suffering, endurance, doubt, faith and the inestimable kindness of God. Topics include: "Why is this happening to me?" "Why do bad things happen to good people?" "Where is God in the midst of my pain?" "Does God really answer prayer?" "What about healing?" "What healing can never accomplish." "How can I best handle suffering?" Also included is a journaling section at the end of the book for the reader to process their own doubts and struggles in suffering using verses from the Book of Psalms as a guide.
Autorenporträt
Timothy James resides in the northern suburbs of Chicago. He comes from a large family that got everything they needed from parents who didn't have anything. He married the perfect girl and she still is today. They have four children and their children give them a purpose that can only be felt and not explained.Only Fourteen Days was inspired by family, faith and a passion for adventure. It is the first book in a series that deals with the trials and tribulations of one Danny Martin. Future books are already under way. Now we don't have a lot of answers, but life is really only about the questions, isn't it?