Things have been wrong in Jordan and Adam's marriage for so long, Jordan now struggles to remember when - or if - things were ever right. Somewhere along the way, she realized that she'd lost herself and her relationship with God. While she strives to make things better, to draw Adam to engage in church with her and spend more time together, he announces that he wants a divorce.
Left feeling like the rug has been ripped out from beneath her feet, Jordan surrenders her life to God again, and leans into the journey He sets before her to draw her back to Himself. She begins to discover herself and her faith once more, and relearns the she belongs to a good and faithful God who will always be her lighthouse, guiding her through the storms.
This book is profoundly encouraging and thoughtfully written. It addresses difficult and emotionally complex topics with remarkable gentleness, while maintaining a strong and meaningful connection with the reader throughout. The author skillfully portrays the characters’ deep, intimate relationships with God and with one another, offering a sincere and reflective look at authentic faith. At the same time, the narrative thoughtfully contrasts this with what a less genuine walk with the Father can look like, adding depth and realism to the story.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book and found it both uplifting and thought-provoking. I look forward to reading more works by this author and discovering similar titles in the future.