I think you would appreciate “I’ve Seen the End of You” as much as I did, Jean. There’s so much honesty in his words about his faith and doubts in hard situations. You’ll relate more to the medical aspect of it than I did. I’m sure you saw a lot of really difficult cases in your years in the medical field.

I’ve always thought Jacob was quite bold to wrestle with God like he did! 🙂 It’s an encouraging story that we, too, can wrestle through with our doubts and grow from them. Thanks, Jerralea.

This book is indeed heartbreaking along the way, yet hopeful at the same time. It’s a good one!

Yes, I’m glad God isn’t threatened by our doubts, but instead uses them to grow us up in faith. It’s often after a doubt-storm that we take a leap of faith in a more accurate direction. Thanks, Debbie.

Oh, my, I’m so sorry that your friend knows about this awful disease then. 🙁 It sounds just awful. I’m glad that God gave her a sense of beginning at what we think of as the ending. I’m also grateful that God meets us in our doubts!

And I really didn’t do the book justice here. It’s much more interesting than I could describe. I was fascinated by his stories and his insights.

This really is a great book that I can heartily recommend from beginning to end. I’m glad it sounds interesting to you too, Martha. Some of his stories are heartbreaking, but they’re true and important ones for those of us with faith.