
Postcards from the Edge
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God often seems most distant when we are going through our hardest times. And yet many people have found that it is exactly at the moments of their greatest struggle that they have met God most closely.
Through vivid retellings of the stories of eight biblical characters who met God at points of extremity in their lives, Ian Coffey offers us inspirational ways of making the struggles we face an opportunity for growth. By sharing both modern examples of people who have faced the same sorts of struggles, and events in his own life, he gives us practical help and hope in our hardest moments.
Esther and courage
Jeremiah and inadequacy
John and doubt
Paul and fear
Peter and imprisonment
Ruth and loss
Elijah and despair
Mark and failure
Full of rich reflection and thought-provoking questions, it will help us to discover the God who walks with his people through their darkest moments.
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2. Elijah and despair 29
3. Esther and courage 43
4. Jeremiah and inadequacy 57
5. John the Baptist and doubt 71
6. John Mark and failure 85
7. Paul and fear 99
8. Peter and imprisonment 111
Notes 125
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