Jesus, I Don’t Understand
Rachel’s Doubts in God’s Holy Word Are Restored through His Son, Jesus
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Rachel McDonald is an active Christian, yet her “Faith” is weaken after an unfortunate tragedy happens to her best friend, Matthew Lacy. Through the voice of Christ Jesus, He restores her Hope and Faith in God’s Holy Word. In the end, Rachel is able to minister through God’s Word to her friend, his family and her family through the teaching of Christ Jesus about God’s infinite Love.
Jesus, I Don’t Understand is a scriptural base book which offers an understanding of God’s Love for his children, no everyone! Jesus, I Don’t Understand uses the voice of Christ Jesus and His Holy Word to restore the loss hope and joy that Rachel McDonald felt prior to a tragic accident to her best friend, Matthew Lacy.
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Facing tragedy in her life, seventeen-year-old Rachel McDonald goes on a spiritual journey as Christ Jesus answers her questions. Rachel knows that God loves her, but she still is unclear about why bad things have happened to her, her sister, and her best friend. This narrative study explains God’s love and compassion for Rachel and for everyone through the inspired Word of His Son, Christ Jesus.
Jesus, I Don’t Understand describes God’s endless love, mercy, and grace as Christ Jesus speaks to Rachel’s heart as only a Father could. Rachel, a young Christian girl, attends a Bible study class every Wednesday with her best friend, Matthew Lacy. When a terrible accident occurs, however, it changes her faith in the goodness of God and His promises. All the things she learned in her Bible study classes begin to unravel for her. She feels alone and confused, and she has three important questions for Christ Jesus:
Why do children die so young? Why do young people get sick? Are we really going to heaven when we die?About the Author
Joyce Williams Graves recently retired after working for the federal government for twenty-two years. She earned her master’s degree in management information technology from Grantham University. Joyce and her husband, Glen, have one son, a daughter-in-law, and five grandchildren. They live in Fort Washington, Maryland.