ISBN: 9798190075892 - a prayer for debbie (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A father's quiet, stubborn faith. Twenty-one years of unanswered prayer. One miracle that changes everything.The companion song A Prayer for Debbie is available on Amazon Music and other platforms. When a drunk driver shatters their world on a dark Texas highway, Vernon and Alice Wilson's three-year-old daughter Debbie is left severely brain-injured. The church rallies with all-night prayer vigils and fierce hope. Vernon, a plain-spoken electrician and man of simple faith, clings to a prophetic dream of a little bird rising from a dry field. Alice fights to keep believing while the daily grind of caregiving slowly wears her down. Years stretch into decades. Church support fades into polite concern. Alice dies. Vernon carries the full weight alone; changing diapers, lifting a growing body, speaking nightly to the girl he still calls 'Little Birdie,' and writing raw, honest prayers in the margins of his Bible. He endures anger, doubt, exhaustion, and the crushing silence of heaven. He never stops praying. A Prayer for Debbie is a deeply moving story of long-term faithfulness, the hidden cost of waiting on God, and the quiet glory of a life lived under a heavy load. It is for anyone who has ever prayed when the heavens felt like iron, and for those who wonder whether endurance itself can be a form of victory. Based on a real accident that marked the author's childhood church, this novel honors the real suffering, the real faithfulness, and the real hope that remains when answers are slow in coming. If you are carrying a long, seemingly unanswered prayer of your own, these pages offer permission to keep believing; and the comfort that you are not alone. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A father's quiet, stubborn faith. Twenty-one years of unanswered prayer. One miracle that changes everything.The companion song A Prayer for Debbie is available on Amazon Music and other platforms. When a drunk driver shatters their world on a dark Texas highway, Vernon and Alice Wilson's three-year-old daughter Debbie is left severely brain-injured. The church rallies with all-night prayer vigils and fierce hope. Vernon, a plain-spoken electrician and man of simple faith, clings to a prophetic dream of a little bird rising from a dry field. Alice fights to keep believing while the daily grind of caregiving slowly wears her down. Years stretch into decades. Church support fades into polite concern. Alice dies. Vernon carries the full weight alone; changing diapers, lifting a growing body, speaking nightly to the girl he still calls "Little Birdie," and writing raw, honest prayers in the margins of his Bible. He endures anger, doubt, exhaustion, and the crushing silence of heaven. He never stops praying. A Prayer for Debbie is a deeply moving story of long-term faithfulness, the hidden cost of waiting on God, and the quiet glory of a life lived under a heavy load. It is for anyone who has ever prayed when the heavens felt like iron, and for those who wonder whether endurance itself can be a form of victory. Based on a real accident that marked the author's childhood church, this novel honors the real suffering, the real faithfulness, and the real hope that remains when answers are slow in coming. If you are carrying a long, seemingly unanswered prayer of your own, these pages offer permission to keep believing; and the comfort that you are not alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A father's quiet, stubborn faith. Twenty-one years of unanswered prayer. One miracle that changes everything.The companion song A Prayer for Debbie is available on Amazon Music and other platforms. When a drunk driver shatters their world on a dark Texas highway, Vernon and Alice Wilson's three-year-old daughter Debbie is left severely brain-injured. The church rallies with all-night prayer vigils and fierce hope. Vernon, a plain-spoken electrician and man of simple faith, clings to a prophetic dream of a little bird rising from a dry field. Alice fights to keep believing while the daily grind of caregiving slowly wears her down. Years stretch into decades. Church support fades into polite concern. Alice dies. Vernon carries the full weight alone; changing diapers, lifting a growing body, speaking nightly to the girl he still calls "Little Birdie," and writing raw, honest prayers in the margins of his Bible. He endures anger, doubt, exhaustion, and the crushing silence of heaven. He never stops praying. A Prayer for Debbie is a deeply moving story of long-term faithfulness, the hidden cost of waiting on God, and the quiet glory of a life lived under a heavy load. It is for anyone who has ever prayed when the heavens felt like iron, and for those who wonder whether endurance itself can be a form of victory. Based on a real accident that marked the author's childhood church, this novel honors the real suffering, the real faithfulness, and the real hope that remains when answers are slow in coming. If you are carrying a long, seemingly unanswered prayer of your own, these pages offer permission to keep believing; and the comfort that you are not alone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …