Confessions: Finding Hope through One Pastor's Doubt - Steve Hinton

nWhat may seem like a window into the heart of a pastor will quickly become one into your own soul. n --Rusty George, Lead Pastor, Real Life Church, Valencia, California, author of Better Togethern n n It is obvious that he has not only been through the trenches but understands the kingdom of God on a level that few do, but many long to.n n--Laura Mullenix, Founder of Bethnuah Ministries, author of The Long Way Homen n n When a pastor or Christian leader gets real--giving us glimpses behind the clerical covering into their real humanity--well, then grace roars like a hurricane. n n--Michael John Cusick, author of Surfing for God, CEO of Restoring the Souln n n Well, this sucks! I know, preachers aren't supposed to talk that way. But from time to time, churchy words just don't seem to convey what's truly going on in the soul. n nThrough humor and real-life stories of pain, Steve Hinton looks honestly at tough questions about God, self, and life. While some of these questions might seem shocking coming from a preacher, they are the questions that many of us ask late at night when the lights are out. Confessions is a book for: n n- Those who have honest doubts about God's goodness and love n- Those seeking to know their true identity in a world of mixed messages about humanity, God, and themselves n- Those who have faced years of unanswered prayer n- Those trying to make sense of a broken life and feelings of an absent God nIt is Steve's desire that by walking through these pages, you will discover the love of Christ at a deeper level. Come along on the journey of Confessions and uncover a renewed hope for your life.n