Organized Mess: Inspiring Stories of Unwelcome Loss with Encouragement

by Jan Sherman

Life is a mess, isn’t it? We suffer heartbreak, depression, anxiety, and loss. We lose those in life that are most dear, and we never stop missing them, or thinking of how much we loved them. Will our grief and bereavement ever end? If you’ve suffered a devastating loss, you ask yourself these two questions every 1. Can the void in my heart be filled? 2. Do I deserve to have that void filled? The answer isn’t just “yes.” The answer is “yes, because that is what God wants of you.” Tomorrow can give you no promises, but the promise of a better tomorrow and deeper meaning in your life is not only possible, it’s necessary to end your long hand-in-hand walk with fear and grief. To God, life isn’t an organized mess—it is just organized. To see past the mess—to see His perfect plan for you—you must let His light into the darkness. The door is open. All you need to do is take a leap of faith. Once you land, you’ll realize that things don’t happen to you. Things happen for you. Let your broken heart be filled • Beauty • Gratitude • Grace • Love Whether you have lost a family member, a pet, your home, all of your wealth, or go about your day-to-day life in a state of fear, anxiety, or depression, you must remember that you are never alone. Organized Mess isn’t the typical guidebook from Christian authors who give a step-by-step manifesto on how to thicken your wallet, have every prayer answered, build character and self esteem, or in all other ways bypass your humanity. It is written by a real person who, through ultimate acceptance of God’s truth and power, has found new hope and strength in a life turned completely upside-down. Our humanity—our love, passion, grief, sorrow, elation—is precious to our creator. It’s how we embrace these emotions that we honor Him and ourselves. It’s how He organizes our mess. If you are hurting, or brokenhearted, the heartfelt testimony of the author will offer you • Hope • Inspiration • Joy • Gratitude • Earnest acceptance If you’re ready for the profound realization that life is supposed to be beautiful, not hard, then scroll up and purchase this book in any format of your choice. Let the author teach what it means to transform your sorrow into the peace of God that passeth all understanding.

122 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 6, 2018