Sheila Walsh shares one of the most common
struggles among Christians.
But I’ve found that being
honest and open about
our struggles is the only
way to understand that
we are all seen, known
and loved by God,
no matter how dark
our troubles may be.
We inflict unresolved
brokenness and pain
onto others unless we
have learned to bring
it to Christ. My dad’s
brain injury changed
his personality. He went
from being a loving
father to a confused
and violent stranger who
ultimately took his own
life. The last time I looked
into my father’s eyes all
I saw was hatred. That
stayed with me for years.
This is the most honest
and vulnerable book
I've ever written. I almost
quit during the process
as some of my truths are
extremely hard for me
to share. Talking about
my lifelong struggle with
suicidal thoughts was
tough, but I believe
it's time to shine the
brightest light into the
darkest corners of the
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