Tears In A Bottle by Joe Knight

by Joe Knight

Experienced loss? Struggling with grief? Need hope? Joe is no stranger to these emotions. Musician and author, Joe KNIGHT and his wife Shaunda are from Greenville Texas. It was here that Joe completed a 35 year ministry career as well as a parallel career in Law Enforcement including a 2-year role as Chief Deputy for his East Texas County.Trained as a classical pianist, Joe surrendered to full time Christian work at a young age. In addition to serving several Churches, Joe has also travelled full time with a music group and as a soloist, produced multiple audio and video recording projects and even produced a Gospel Music show in Branson Missouri.In March of 2016 Joe resigned his church after 21 years of ministry and along with his wife set out on THE GREATER JOURNEY to share their unbelievable story of hope. Joe’s ministry only builds on the spirit of hope that they experienced after losing their adult son to cancer. That experience, combined with powerful stories, solos, opportunities for worship, moving videos and uplifting piano and vocal music provide a buoyancy of hope in a troubled world.You can worship God in the midst of life’s difficulties.

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First published July 1, 2012

Reviews

[Juli Peterson]

Uplifting and inspirational true story. The hardest thing a parent can do is to let go of their child and trust God for the future. In this case bad just goes to worse when Matt is diagnosed with cancer. Have a box of tissues handy. I read this book in small short increments because the hurt in my heart was too big, other than that it should have been a quick read. 175 pages, double spaced and well written. Easy to understand. It was a hard story to read but oh my goodness I'm so glad I read it.

[Delilah Ingle · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hope for those who face the unthinkable

In this book, Joe Knight shares the pain that he faced as he experienced the loss of his son. There was a lot of pain, but along the way he learned some valuable lessons about God’s provision and mercy.
Thankfully, not all of us have to learn what it feels like to lose a child, but we all experience loss, disappointment, and other events that cause us to question God’s love.

[Tammy Pickens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Really connected to the material in my situation and taught me to not assume others are grieving in the same way I do