Spiritual Pain

Life is full of challenges and even as Christians, we are not strangers to pain and suffering. The stories in the Bible have shown us that even favored kings like David and Solomon had their share of ordeals. The apostle, Paul, had to walk a lonely and hardship-filled road on his way to greatness. Job, a person worthy of admiration, went through sickness and almost loses the fight for his faith.

Have you ever felt the sting of rejection, leaving you questioning your worth and purpose? You're not alone. In a world that often seems cold and unforgiving, rejection can be a crushing blow to our spirit. But what if rejection could be transformed into your greatest ally on the path to personal and spiritual growth? Discover the power to turn pain into purpose with "Embracing Rejection: A Journey to Spiritual Resilience." This groundbreaking book offers 12 biblical concepts that will revolutionize your perspective on rejection and empower you to triumph over life's setbacks.

So you see, you don’t just come to God through the name of Jesus Christ; but you come to God through the wounds of Jesus, and through the beatings and death that He suffered.

When we feel really sad or hurt inside, the Bible can be like a comforting friend, telling us that God is always there for us, especially when we're feeling down. It teaches us to forgive others and ourselves, which can really help us feel better. The Bible says that God has a plan for all of us, even when things seem really bad, and that praying can help us feel closer to Him and stronger. It also reminds us that we're not alone; being with friends who understand and support us can make a huge difference.

Often times when we are faced with trauma, we might feel like there is no one in the world that is going through what we are going through, we feel lonely, and don’t know where to turn but, I want you to know that you are not alone. You see, our view of God increases our mindset about how we face our trauma, trials, and trouble but we can’t wait until we are going through to get to know God. When we are faced with trauma, it feels like our own personal storm, and I am here to tell you that how you go through the storm determines how you come out of it. In this book you will be blessed ...

Introducing The Nature of Reality by Levi M. Johnson—a groundbreaking guide for those ready to see beyond the surface and truly understand the fabric of existence. This is not your typical self-help book, and it’s not for the faint of heart. It’s a bold, raw journey into what’s real—designed for minds that crave deep truths, keen insights, and genuine freedom. Forget about feel-good platitudes or cookie-cutter advice. Levi Johnson goes beyond mere "truth-telling"; he confronts the hard realities of life, from relationships to finances, from the elasticity of reality to the end of ...

Life is often messy but thankfully, trouble is not continuous in our lives. We also go through seasons that are peaceful and pleasant. But life does not always go as we would like, and we need to be prepared for the times when it gets messy. In Blessed in the Mess, beloved Bible teacher Joyce Meyer shows us how to be blessed even amid life's most challenging circumstances. Blessed in the Mess collects Biblical wisdom into poignant and practical teaching that equips us to remain stable and hopeful in every situation.

Breathe is for anyone experiencing any level of grief, anxiety, bereavement, regret, sorrow, disappointment, and depression. Through true stories and biblical principles, and clinical pastoral techniques, the listener will identify with the normalcy of spiritual pain - mental, emotional, and psychological pain such as regret, guilt, and heartache. As the steps in this volume are practiced repeatedly, and as needed, the listener will learn to demonstrate self-care and how to manage spiritual pain, developing safe grieving practices.

We all have it—that inner voice that shines as a beacon to our authentic self—but it’s often dimmed by life’s struggles. And that’s when we lose our way, because our path is dark. The Lighthouse Project is a collection of poignant stories by strong women who share their diverse yet unifying truths on trusting their intuition and reigniting their inner spark. From losing friends to losing jobs, from the end of relationships to coping with grief, these brave humans share their powerful and personal journeys of resilience and self-discovery. We hope you’ll be inspired to lean into ...

For centuries, people have asked why God allows pain and suffering. Best-selling author, Bonnie Baker, makes a compelling case regarding the meaning behind hardship as an essential component of our relationship with the Lord. Whether it's her near-death experience or her miraculous recovery from a stroke, Bonnie describes how burdens that come with pain—whether spiritual, emotional, mental or physical—can be hard to bear.

In The Building Blocks of Pain, Apostle Hubbard goes in-depth to help the believer understand how God uses the pain in our lives to prepare for his work. As he deals with the harsh reality that everyone does not understand our pain, but yet we try to make them understand something that was tailor-made for us based on our own individual walk in Christ. This is most definitely an eye-opener as well as a powerful tool of revelation for those who are trying to make sense of the pain they are enduring in their Christian life.

This is an abridged version (Four soulful poems tailored for north node Aquarius) whose full version is the book of the word sketches and poems specially tailored for each north node sign in great depth by artistic style of understanding one's soul: Why we are here, how we should proceed with this life, what is the right new direction, and most importantly, who we truly are and where we are going to. The abridged version of the book contains 10 pages for a quick glimpse into your emotional growth. The full version of the book contains more spiritual poems, with an artistic self-portrait and...

Why do we suffer? Why is there so much suffering in the world? Why is God so often silent? Evil & The Garden of Good explores the origin of evil in the Bible and other ancient writings as well as classical answers to evil and suffering. Recounting questions people ask about suffering, stories of suffering, how our faith is challenged or changed, and how our understanding of God and Christian doctrine is shaped by suffering, this book concludes with a theodicy for caregivers, guidelines for writing a personal theodicy, and questions for discussion. R. Page Fulgham was born in Alabama but ...

From Bestselling Author of Young Christian Warriors: Embracing the Armor of God in Today's Culture Unveiling the Masterpiece: Discovering Your True Identity as a Young Man of God Are you a young man searching for your true identity, seeking a purpose that will bring fulfillment to your life? Do you often find yourself grappling with pain, agitation, and a longing for something more? Look no further! "Unveiling the Masterpiece" is here to guide you on a transformative journey of self-discovery and help you unlock your full potential as a man of God. In this empowering ebook, you will embark ...

In this heart-touching story, DOZ Chronicles: Kemi tells the true narrative of one woman's battle through the trials of infertility and betrayal, and her journey to finding strength in God amidst life’s darkest moments. In view of real-life experiences and written in the first-person voice by Eturuvie Erebor, this book catches the raw emotions, battles, and profound journey of Kemi Oshinowo, an African woman whose marriage is near the precarious edge of breakdown following five years of childlessness. Kemi’s story is not just one of heartbreak and sorrow—it’s a tale of resilience, ...

Do hurts and mistakes from your past weigh you down? Have you given up hope that things will ever be different, that you will ever feel whole again? In this deeply personal and transparent book, AJ Wilt walks you through fresh revelations she has received from the Lord in the hopes that you will find time to sit at the feet of Jesus and ask some of the same questions.

The apostle Peter described faith as "much more precious than gold that perishes". As gold passes through purifying fire, so Peter says a man's faith must be tried in order that it "might be found unto praise and honor and glory at the appearing of Jesus Christ" (1 Peter 1:7). While we address the crises in our lives that try our faith, we rarely praise God the way Job did, and we rarely submit ourselves to the purifying fire as Peter suggests.

From the best-selling author of small-town romance novels and poetry, including Old Flame and Pieces of You, comes a new collection of reflective prose. Thoughtfully written, Echo explores the powerful and musing themes of love, life, loss and family ties from an intimate vantage point. This is real. It’s life. At times, it’s light. At others, it’s heavy. But we keep going because we must—because, frankly, it’s all we can do, sometimes. But maybe, just maybe, if we’re honest with ourselves, we’ll discover a quieter reason for trudging onward. Deep in our souls, I think we keep...