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!
Grace. Unmerited Favor. Goodwill. These are just a few of the words that describe what grace is. It's a word seen less and less of these days. With the growth of social media, everyone has an opinion or point of view, but often they are not shared with grace.
Where has the goodwill toward our fellow man or woman gone? There is something to be said for treating one another with grace. I am not naïve enough to believe that showing grace is an easy thing to do.
Thankfully for those who belong to Jesus, we have been indwelt by the Holy Spirit, whose divine power is available to us. He will give us the courage, wisdom, and strength to show grace.
I know I have experienced God's power in dealing with those I'd prefer not to show them grace.
There have also been moments when my grace has been in short supply. Moments that I'm not proud of, I admit.
That's when I lean into the arms of the God who loves me so.
My God continues to show me grace every day. I don't deserve His grace, but I thank Him daily for His grace and unconditional love.
So, I am pleading with you today. Let's live each day with love and show a little grace to someone.
Book Excerpt
The Furnace of Affliction
As painful as those trying seasons in my life were, I feel I have learned and grown from the experiences. I no longer practice those habitual sins, taking advantage of God’s undeserved grace.
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