Sherry's Song
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I wrote my story, Sherry’s Song for a variety of reasons. I want to help those who have gone through abuse, trauma, sickness, and disability to seek and find God in those traumatic events and hold on to God through it all. I was not given a voice most my life, or not believed far too often, so the title seems very fitting to me. I chose an elephant for obvious reasons as well. “The Elephant in the room”. Speaking of things that are considered unspeakable, but must be said for the good of all. I love elephants and they are often misunderstood as being dumb and clumsy, when in fact they are very smart and agile. May the words in this book bring some insight and comfort to those who read them, and may you find the help you need to heal in all ways. May God be your guiding light when there is no light at all. Events and people in life change us, good or bad, that is up to us. Even when there are no answers, keep seeking the one who is there for you, if you let Him be. God loves, even when no one else can. Be a light house in a lost world. Shine on!
Détails
- Date de publication
- Dec 22, 2020
- Langue
- English
- ISBN
- 9781716344718
- Catégorie
- Biographies & mémoires
- Copyright
- Tous droits réservés - Licence de copyright standard
- Contributeurs
- Par (auteur): Sherry Barrett
Caractéristiques
- Format
- EPUB
Mots-clés
self-helpchristian inspirationaltriumph over adversityhealing from traumashealing from incesthealing physical and emotional abusedisabilitychronic painhealing from diseasefaithforgivenesshopelife and deathGod's purposedealing with anger and resentmentlooking to the futureGod is faithfulloving yourselfunwantedunlovedbullyingsilent no moretelling the truthnot being believedbelieverJesusHoly SpiritGodmy testimonymy journeycourageabused but not forgottenintegrityBiblescriptureanswersmiracleshow to copealiveit is well with my soulthe elephant in the roomspeak upPTSDSjogren'sBrain Injury