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Broken Children, Sovereign God
- Rejoicing in God's Goodness Amidst Childhood Mental Health Struggles
Engelsk Paperback
Broken Children, Sovereign God
- Rejoicing in God's Goodness Amidst Childhood Mental Health Struggles
Engelsk Paperback

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A testimony to the sufficiency of God in the gruelling day–to–day reality of raising a child with a mental health disorder.

Mental health disorders have become increasingly prevalent, especially in children and teenagers. Suicide is the 3rd highest cause of death in fifteen– to nineteen–year–olds around the world. This effect of the Fall has left thousands of families in despair, confusion, and impotent desperation. Leslie Schmucker knows this all too well.

Writing to encourage other parents who find themselves in a similar situation, she explores different aspects of her and her family’s experience with their daughter,Jackie. Through violence and mayhem, joy and hope, intense isolation, shame and confusion, Leslie’s honest testimony to the goodness of God is humbling.

Leslie’s testimony is split into four sections:

  • Comfort from the God who Knows
  • Sufficiency in the Fallout
  • Guidance in the Storm
  • Hope for the Journey

Life in our post–Fall world is not always neat, not every story looks like a success, but Leslie shows us how the gospel is for every situation, the love of God is for everyone, and He can be trusted to write our stories. Whether you are raising a child with a mental health disorder or not, this book will challenge your comfortable Christianity and show you a love beyond measure.

Day–to–day reality of childhood mental illness
Testimony to the sufficiency of God
Realistic but ultimately hopeful
Product detaljer
Sprog:
Engelsk
Sider:
160
ISBN-13:
9781527110137
Indbinding:
Paperback
Udgave:
ISBN-10:
1527110133
Udg. Dato:
1 jan 2001
Længde:
10mm
Bredde:
214mm
Højde:
137mm
Forlag:
Christian Focus Publications
Oplagsdato:
1 jan 2001
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