Pain is inevitable. But did you know there is a divine purpose for suffering? The Furnace of Affliction will help those who are struggling with the “why” of pain find hope. This book will encourage readers to look to God, who is greater and higher than any affliction. Horace Williams, Jr., a stroke survivor, well-acquainted with pain, The Furnace of Affliction, blends real stories, practical advice, and biblical truth. Together these elements create a salve that intends to change how you view pain and re-evaluate your response to it.
Christian who loves Jesus Christ. Award-winning Author, Stroke Survivor,.Blogger at pleasingtothepotter.com. Sharing my faith to help,encourage,and inspire others to serve Him Giving God all the glory!
Friends come in all shapes, sizes, ethnicities, and colors. I was reading a devotion last year from a respected author, bible teacher, and pastor. The article encouraged those in ministry to cherish the people who come alongside them to help on their journey.
He stated that people come and go in your life and ministry and not get too discouraged when that happens. He encouraged not to get down but to press forward in doing God's will.
Even though it is my name on the cover of my books, it has taken a village of people to help me get to this point in my writing career. (Many of whom I consider friends.) Going back over ten years, I thank God for those who have helped me, supported and encouraged me, and continue to pray for me.
I wait with anticipation to see God's leading for my new book. I had a new idea this past week, and I am praying for wisdom.
The Furnace of Affliction would not have been possible without the help of a dear friend calling 911 and God's intervention. I pray that you are encouraged and inspired to find your purpose in reading this book.
Book Excerpt
The Furnace of Affliction
Another friend came into my office. I had gotten off the phone with her a few moments earlier, and she was concerned because I sounded funny. I thought she was teasing me, but she dialed 9-1-1 right away when she realized something was terribly wrong; she probably helped saved my life.
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