Books
Where The Light Of Hope Falls
a Lenten Journey of Returning, Rest, and Rescue
The season of Lent is particularly meaningful to followers of Jesus as it reminds us of his sacrifice and the hope that is ours through faith in him. I found most Lenten devotionals to be collections of essays rather than a guidebook for a journey, but I wanted something that would take me on a journey of transformation into Jesus’ image. When the Lord prompted me with an outline stemming from Isaiah 55, I thought it wise to obey!
Are you looking for a resource that not only calls you to reflect, but actually guides you during Lent?
Chronic Hope
Raising a Child with Chronic Illness with Grace, Courage, and Love
From the first page, Bonnie O’Neil draws parents into her story of shattered expectations and broken dreams. She shares her honest and deeply personal journey raising a child with type 1 diabetes, illuminating the heartbreak parents experience after their child’s diagnosis with chronic illness.
Chronic Hope delivers practical insight and solutions while avoiding the tone of a typical self-help book. Instead, it reads like a conversation with a friend, where one parent’s stories give the other parent permission to feel the full range of their emotions and encourages them to discover hope in the long journey. Through story and reflection, Bonnie gently shares a vision of navigating chronic disease with strength, resilience and loving self-sacrifice.
My Identity Is In Christ
Discovering the Freedom God Always Intended
Maybe it’s your career, your physical appearance, your family. How can you learn to change the way you think about your identity and make the shift from a worldly definition to a biblical one?
Travel with Bonnie O’Neil on a journey of the heart as she explores the lives of nine women in the Bible whose struggles to find their identity are remarkably like our own in the 21st century.