When Pain Became Purpose: MY Walk with God through the Storm: 1
Uitgelicht
|
21,23 |
Naar shop
|
|
61,99 |
Naar shop
|
|
61,99 |
Naar shop
|
Beschrijving
Bol
When Pain Became Purpose is a deeply moving memoir of faith, motherhood, immigration, resilience, and divine purpose. In this powerful first installment of The Purpose Through the Storm Series, Dr. Evangeline Asafor Ngwashi invites readers into the intimate realities of leaving home rebuilding life in a foreign land and navigating overwhelming storms with unwavering faith in God.Set against the emotional backdrop of immigration, cultural transition, family responsibility, fear, uncertainty, and silent personal battles, this memoir captures the raw human experience of surviving difficult seasons while discovering purpose through pain. With honesty and vulnerability, Dr. Ngwashi reflects on the emotional weight of motherhood, the challenges of adapting to a new world, and the strength required to continue moving forward when life feels uncertain.More than a story of survival, this book is a testimony of grace, healing, resilience, advocacy, and spiritual endurance. Through moments of exhaustion, fear, transition, and emotional struggle, faith remained her anchor and God remained faithful. Every chapter reveals how pain can become a pathway to growth, restoration, and divine assignment.This memoir speaks to:Immigrants adjusting to life in unfamiliar environmentsMothers balancing family, sacrifice, and emotional enduranceIndividuals navigating grief, fear, uncertainty, or transitionReaders seeking encouragement, healing, and spiritual hopeAnyone searching for purpose in the middle of life's stormsWritten with emotional depth and spiritual insight, When Pain Became Purpose reminds readers that storms do not have the final word. Even in life's darkest moments, purpose can still emerge, faith can still stand, and healing can still begin.At its heart, this book carries a timeless message: "With God on my side, faith as my anchor, and purpose leading my journey in a foreign land."
When Pain Became Purpose is a deeply moving memoir of faith, motherhood, immigration, resilience, and divine purpose. In this powerful first installment of The Purpose Through the Storm Series, Dr. Evangeline Asafor Ngwashi invites readers into the intimate realities of leaving home rebuilding life in a foreign land and navigating overwhelming storms with unwavering faith in God.Set against the emotional backdrop of immigration, cultural transition, family responsibility, fear, uncertainty, and silent personal battles, this memoir captures the raw human experience of surviving difficult seasons while discovering purpose through pain. With honesty and vulnerability, Dr. Ngwashi reflects on the emotional weight of motherhood, the challenges of adapting to a new world, and the strength required to continue moving forward when life feels uncertain.More than a story of survival, this book is a testimony of grace, healing, resilience, advocacy, and spiritual endurance. Through moments of exhaustion, fear, transition, and emotional struggle, faith remained her anchor and God remained faithful. Every chapter reveals how pain can become a pathway to growth, restoration, and divine assignment.This memoir speaks to:Immigrants adjusting to life in unfamiliar environmentsMothers balancing family, sacrifice, and emotional enduranceIndividuals navigating grief, fear, uncertainty, or transitionReaders seeking encouragement, healing, and spiritual hopeAnyone searching for purpose in the middle of life's stormsWritten with emotional depth and spiritual insight, When Pain Became Purpose reminds readers that storms do not have the final word. Even in life's darkest moments, purpose can still emerge, faith can still stand, and healing can still begin.At its heart, this book carries a timeless message: "With God on my side, faith as my anchor, and purpose leading my journey in a foreign land."
AmazonPagina's: 140, Paperback, Dr. Evangeline Asafor Ngwashi
Prijshistorie
* Prijshistorie bevat geen data van Amazon, Amazon Marketplace.
Prijzen voor het laatst bijgewerkt op: