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BLOG POSTS FROM DAD: GOD, CANCER AND EVERYTHING INBETWEEN
READER FROM “While I am desperately searching every corner of the internet. I came across your blog…. Thank you for your blog and God Bless you."
Your words are such a powerful testimony, Mike. Reading your posts has strengthened my faith that our God lives and is good, even in the darkest of situations. It is clear from reading all the comments that God is using you to bless many.
When Michael Kenney found out he had cancer his blog went from being a personal journal to a way of updating family and friends.
Found at stage IV, Esophageal Cancer statistically carries a 6 - 9 month death sentence. Knowing this when first meeting his oncologist he was surprised to find a physician who refused to even discuss the statistics but who would keep finding new “arrows” for his quiver. Join Mike on a trial that has stretched into a 4 1/2 year journey. Through a good deal of humor and introspection he tries to learn and teach others what it means, as a Christian to “run the race” and never give up in our one true hope.
From the As a good friend said, “You’re now in the the Land of Beulah awaiting the Lord to come and bring you home.” It is my fondest hope readers of this book will find joy in midst of what ever sorrow they may find themselves in.
Your words are such a powerful testimony, Mike. Reading your posts has strengthened my faith that our God lives and is good, even in the darkest of situations. It is clear from reading all the comments that God is using you to bless many.
When Michael Kenney found out he had cancer his blog went from being a personal journal to a way of updating family and friends.
Found at stage IV, Esophageal Cancer statistically carries a 6 - 9 month death sentence. Knowing this when first meeting his oncologist he was surprised to find a physician who refused to even discuss the statistics but who would keep finding new “arrows” for his quiver. Join Mike on a trial that has stretched into a 4 1/2 year journey. Through a good deal of humor and introspection he tries to learn and teach others what it means, as a Christian to “run the race” and never give up in our one true hope.
From the As a good friend said, “You’re now in the the Land of Beulah awaiting the Lord to come and bring you home.” It is my fondest hope readers of this book will find joy in midst of what ever sorrow they may find themselves in.
334 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2018
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