Exceedingly Abundantly More (Ephesians 3: 20): A Grandmother's Journey of Adoption: Grief to Joy

What do you do when love leads to loss - and grief leads to God? Exceedingly Abundantly More is a deeply personal Christian inspirational memoir by Lisa Andrews - a grandmother's true story of sorrow, surrender, and the breathtaking faithfulness of God when her unborn grandchild is placed for adoption. A Journey No One Prepares You ForWhen adoption touches your family, it can feel like grief wrapped in silence. Lisa Andrews writes with raw honesty about the heartbreak of watching a grandchild enter the world and be placed into another family's arms. Overwhelmed and broken, she turned to the only place she knew to find answers - prayer and the promises of God's Word. What She Found in the DarknessWhat begins as loss becomes a testimony of transformation. Through Scripture, surrender, and stubborn faith, Lisa discovers that God was not absent in her pain - He was working. Ephesians 3:20 became not just a verse but a lived reality: that God is able to do far more than we could ever ask or imagine. This Book Offers:A raw, real Christian memoir about grief, adoption, and healingEncouragement for grandmothers, mothers, and families navigating family lossScripture-rooted faith for anyone in a season of heartbreak or uncertaintyA testimony that God still works miracles in the middle of ordinary painHope for anyone who has ever asked: Is God still faithful in this? Perfect For Readers Who:Are walking through grief, adoption loss, or unexpected family changeLove true stories of faith, redemption, and God's surprising provisionSeek Christian books that are honest, emotional, and deeply encouragingAre grandmothers, mothers, or women in search of Scripture-based comfortBelieve God is near to the brokenhearted - and want proof A Testimony That Will Stay With YouLisa Andrews does not offer easy answers. She offers something more valuable - her story. And in that story, readers will find their own grief seen, named, and gently handed back with hope. This is not a book about adoption. It is a book about what God does when we give Him our pain and dare to believe He can make something beautiful from it. Begin the journey. Discover how surrender becomes the doorway to exceedingly, abundantly more.