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My Weakest Moment — Part 3

My Weakest Moment — Part 3

During the most difficult storm of my life, I quickly found that I wasn’t just battling cancer — I was also battling a powerful storm of emotions.At times, these emotions were so overwhelming that I felt like quitting and giving up completely. I had to continually...
My Weakest Moment — Part 3

My Weakest Moment — Part 2

In the most recent excerpt of my book, Why? Answers to Weather the Storms of Life, I shared with you my absolute weakest moment during my battle with cancer. I was angry and depressed, and I lashed out at God. But He responded as He always does — in love. He guided my...
My Weakest Moment — Part 3

My Weakest Moment — Part 1

If you read the excerpts from Chapter 1 of my book Why? Answers to Weather the Storms of Life, you know that when I faced cancer, I thought my life was over. And I feared my ministry was, too. Chapter 2 is the story of how God began slowly teaching me how that was a...
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