Book Description

We are just like you. We've faced tragedy: some the result of bad decisions, others just a part of living in this sinful world, but no matter what, we faced the Word. We didn't always get it right, but God did. Through our various trials, God was faithful to reveal more of Himself, and much of what He revealed was how traditional preaching was a roadblock to our ability to walk in the fullness of His covenant.Meet Karen. Married for over thirty years to a good man, a good man who didn't believe in God, it was only after his death that she learned from her mistakes in an unequally yoked relationship. If you have an unsaved loved one—spouse, parent, child—her mistakes could save you from making your own! Meet Judy. She was married to the love of her life, living in their dream home, and enjoying life with her family. When her life appeared to follow the same path as Job's with tragedy following tragedy, she learned an important lesson, a lesson we all need to learn. Although in different ways, Karen and Judy overcame seemingly impossible situations. Their stories will give hope and inspiration in God's faithfulness and love as you learn How to Not See What You're Looking At: Walking By Faith and Not By Sight.