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When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 1

When the Bottom Falls Out — Part 1

Earlier, to celebrate the 10th anniversary release of my book, Why, I shared the introduction to the book in a blog post. But I’ve decided that the issues in Why are so universal that I want to share the entire book with you. After all, we all deal with trials and...
Read an excerpt from the new edition of ‘Why?’

Read an excerpt from the new edition of ‘Why?’

“You have cancer” — It’s a phrase no one wants to hear. I certainly didn’t.  But as strange as it sounds, I now look back on that period of my life filled with hospital visits and radiation treatments, and I feel incredibly grateful. For a long time, I felt the Lord...
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