Take Courage: Choosing Faith on My Journey of Fear

by Jennifer Ebenhack

In this concise, two-part ebook, Jennifer Ebenhack extends hope to those in the grip of anxiety, adrenal fatigue, and trauma-related issues. She shares glimpses of eight drama-filled years in Haiti preceding her own personal crisis and offers practical, faith-based wisdom for those on dark journeys of their own. Readers will not only be inspired, but also challenged and equipped to make spiritual, mental, and physical choices of courage.

35 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 20, 2013

About the author

There's no undoing the wild adventure Jennifer's life has become ever since spending eight years in Haiti and there becoming a mother of five.

She loves sharing her own family's miraculous story as well as reaching countless women through her inspirational blogs.

Her passion is to share God's hope; to help others live boldly in a broken world.

Find her writing at JenniferEbenhack.com, TheBetterMom.com, and Club31Women.com.

Reviews

[Shannon · Rating 5 out of 5]

This short, 2-part ebook describes the author's journey through the darkness of anxiety and PTSD. In the first section she detailed her personal experiences, and in the second section she used scientific research to explain what had caused her symptoms and her recovery. Throughout the book, the author tied in Biblical truths. I really appreciated her balanced approach of using scriptures, prayer, counseling, and medicine to ultimately bring her out of the downward spiral of fear and anxiety.

[Lisa Jacobson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a short, but very powerful account of one woman's incredible challenges of living in Haiti just before the terrible earthquake. She and her family - including three adopted Haitian children - barely manage to escape the island in safety. Jennifer is honest and vulnerable on how the extreme trials from the years previous eventually took their toll on her. Yet also how she found hope and healing over time. Well-written and truly helpful.