Broke: What Financial Desperation Revealed about God's Abundance
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.12 (783 Votes) |
Asin | : | 0830843116 |
Format Type | : | paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 173 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2013-04-06 |
Language | : | English |
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This is a wonderful book for anyone going through any kind of crisis--or who needs to know that God's goodness abounds even in what's broke." (Anita Lustrea, speaker, author and host of Midday Connection, Moody Radio)"I loved this book! A great read for those of us who need reminding that God doesn't ever leave us out to dry. If you don't want a faith strong enough to wrestle with agonizing questions and hard stories, don't read Broke. With in-your-face honesty riddled with mirthful profundity, she takes her reader around blind corners smack into the glory and goodness of God. If you don't think irreverent humor is next to godliness, don't read Broke. But if you like gritty and funny, honest and faithful, go for Broke." (Karen Swallow Prior, author of Booked: Literature in the Soul
A little (or big) financial setback doesnt break us. In the midst of this financial and spiritual desert, Caryn questioned God's goodness, wondering how he could feel so far away. And somewhere in the cracks, along the ragged edges of my marriage, in the desperate gasps of sudden poverty and all the questions that came with it, there was God. Or our connection to God." And yet, God let Caryn Rivadeneira and her family go dead broke. I kept breathing. And I found him. He satisfied my wonderlustmy unquenchable desire to feel his presence and to experience his glory. In every last thing. I kept stepping. "We survived. Doesn't God promise blessing to those who serve him? Doesn't he hear his faithful followers' cries for provision and help? Join in Caryn's journey as she pursues God even when bruised, battered and broken by life. Somehow in the shimmers of all that, I began to taste and see, and feel and know, and hear and smell that God is good, and he was there in the broke bits." "In this time of longing to know what God was up to and to experience his goodness and presence, God worked me over by showing me where and how I could find him. You'll laugh and cry with her as she experiences spiritual blessing and discovers God's goodness in ways she never expected. And I found him good.". Girlsthen womenlike us stay strong through it all. "Broke was not in the cards for me. Big and glittering, soft and warm, smiling and beckoning. Which is all over the
She and her family live in Elmhurst, Illinois. . She is the author of Grumble Hallelujah: Learning to Love Your Life Even When It Lets You Down and Mama's Got a Fake I.D.: How to Reveal the Real You Behind All That Mom. At Moody Radio she works on air and as a producer for Midday Connection. She spent years as an editor at Christianity Today's ma
Four Stars Amazon Customer A very personal, blunt message which must have been difficult to share. God Bless~. Michelle Van Loon said Far Worse Things Than A Drained Bank Account. When I talk about money with others, the conversations tend to head in one of two directions: either toward Dave Ramsey-type personal finance issues or toward anxiety-tinged discussions of general economic trends, like dim job prospects for recent grads or the real estate meltdown.The conversation I wish I were having a little more frequently with others is the kind of conversation Caryn Rivadeneira is having with readers in her newest book, Broke: What Financial Desperation Revealed About God's Abundance. "When my husba. Anita Lustrea said Going for Broke. With a wonderful mix of humor and depth, Caryn offers a needed perspective on the ways God blesses us with his riches. This is a wonderful book for anyone going through any kind of crisis--or who needs to know that God's goodness abounds even in what's broke.