Think, Grow
September 1, 2010 | Books
Mary Beth Chapman writes an honest story of losing her 5-year-old daughter in a tragic accident. But it’s not just about her loss, but what she has gained over a 25-year journey of loving God, and loving musical artist Stephen Curtis Chapman.
A self-described shy girl married to an introvert, she shows how her journey turned out much different than she expected.
What I gained most from this book was that it felt like I was sitting down with a woman who was dropping the veil of a public personna to be real about her questions, fears, highs and lows, and yet also her unbending faith in God.
If you’ve experienced a tragedy. . . If you feel like God is taking you down a different path than you thought you’d be on at this time… If you want to be honest with God, and yet know that He has you in the palm of His hand every step of the way… this is a great book for you.
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Hey Suzie, just wanted to take a second to say say, Happy Great birthday, i read your blog often but, but usually i’m a creeper (just read and don’t comment). Today I wanted to say thank you for everything! And all the encouraging words for so many people, and for being real, love you much.
September 1st, 2010 at 4:25 pmBubbles
I saw this book in Lifeway a couple weeks ago and read a few pages from it…I’m hoping I get the chance to read it soon. Seems to be a very honest biography.
September 1st, 2010 at 9:53 pm