None of us can escape our ruined world. We are sinful and wounded people surrounded by other sinful and wounded people in a universe that groans under the curse of sin. The reality of physical and sexual abuse in our world provides glaring and painful proof of its ruin. What does the gospel have to say to us if we find ourselves confronted with such evil? How can we serve those who have suffered different types of mistreatment?
John Henderson offers Psalm 22 as a framework for answering these and other questions and understanding how God comforts the afflicted through His Word, using it to bring forth fruit in the lives of a couple deeply affected by childhood sexual abuse. His example shows us the beauty and light of the gospel, and how it offers hope and perspective even in the most somber circumstances.
"The Gospel is not an abstract idea. It is not a philosophy and it is not static. It moves, changes, and transforms. I am grateful for the work of ACBC in allowing the gospel to exert its influence over these real-life sufferings and sorrows." Matt Chandler, Senior Pastor of The Village Church, Flower Mound, Texas.
Pages: 38 Dimensions: 19 x 12 x 0.4 cm ISBN: 9781629460628