Invest Your Suffering

Unexpected Intimacy With A Loving God

Häftad, Engelska, 2013

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'Let me be honest, during the last twenty years there have been times when my faith has seemed frail and fragile and almost ready to collapse. I have struggled with seeing my wife stripped of her dignity and reduced by her agony. I have doubted all kinds of things. I have exploded and lashed out. I do not like what is happening to my sweetheart one little bit. Chronic illness never goes away. Come on, realistically, how much more can we take?''But one thing I have never doubted is that, in the darkest circumstances, we were only ever in the hands of God. That has been the ultimate source of comfort and hope.'As Paul Mallard knows only too well, the crucible of suffering is a horrible place to be. But lessons learned there can be powerful and memorable. And it was there that Paul and Edrie experienced unexpected intimacy with a loving God who is no stranger to suffering. They feel personally challenged to use their experience and insights to help fellow sufferers too.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2013-09-20
Mått138 x 216 x 14 mm
Vikt258 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor192
FörlagInter-Varsity Press
ISBN9781783590063

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Paul Mallard has been a church minister in England for nearly forty years now. He is involved in training a new generation of church workers and he speaks at numerous conferences. He is married to Edrie and they live in Bath, UK. They have four grown-up children and numerous grandchildren. Paul is a passionate supporter of West Bromwich Albion. This is his first sole-authored book, combining autobiography, worked-out theology and pastoral care.

Paul Mallard has provided wonderful support and encouragement for anyone going through difficulties and struggles. One comment which he makes sums it up: "It is better to trust God in the darkness than to try to find consolation in a fake theology that offers help but ends in confusion and despair." His biblical illustrations of how God understands suffering are beautifully described, and he gives the best explanation of the suffering, death and resurrection of Christ that I have ever read. His honesty in this book will bring comfort and hope to anyone who has questions about life’s trials.