Chronic hope: god's redeeming presence in the midst of pain - patti burnett

Pain is an unavoidable aspect of life.

Whether experiencing it on our own or witnessing the suffering of our friends and family, pain is inevitable.

When that time comes, however, what do we say? How can we help comfort those who are going through their darkest valleys? In this inspiring book, author Patti Burnett provides a navigational tool when an individual desperately needs to recognize Gods voice and the storm clouds silver lining more clearly.

CHRONIC HOPE: Gods Redeeming Presence in the Midst of Pain is an uplifting book that features a collection of scriptures, song lyrics, excerpts, stories, and commentary about meeting the Lord in the midst of our pain and how He comforts and changes us through it.

Specifically written and compiled for the purpose of reading to someone who is ill and/or dying, the book includes chapters such as: - Have You Given Up All Hope? - Even if He Doesnt - Dont Allow Your Pain to Eclipse Gods Blessing - Pain Compounds Fear Exponentially - Post Traumatic Growth - From Here to Eternity.

It also provides reflections on spiritual topics, such as being an ambassador for Christ, finding peace and hope, and the role suffering plays in Gods molding us into beautiful people after Christs image.

Patti speaks from a unique perspective on pain and the brevity of life after a myriad of serious personal injuries and illnesses and then receiving a diagnosis of Parkinsons Disease ten years ago.

Add to that the loss of her beloved parents and mother-in-law in just two years, and you will understand her urgency in compiling references that will bring hope and joy to the reader and/or dear ones in the midst of darkness and despair.

Patti shares her experiences of listening for God and developing a deep and sustaining relationship with Him and others as a result of living and growing through pain- a lot of it.

Come along on the journey and see how this surprisingly encouraging book can help readers and listeners alike walk through their darkest days.