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When Everything Seems Broken: Finding God In The Midst Of Struggle

When Everything Seems Broken: Finding God In The Midst Of Struggle

by Zango, Alexander Mahama
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What do you do when life no longer looks anything like you hoped it would?
When prayers seem unanswered, doors keep closing, relationships fall apart, and the future feels uncertain, it can be difficult to see where God is in the middle of it all. But even when everything seems broken, God has not abandoned you.
When Everything Seems Broken is a heartfelt reminder that difficult seasons do not mean God has forgotten you. Through honest encouragement and faith-centered wisdom, this book helps you look beyond your circumstances and recognize God's presence, purpose, and faithfulness even in the hardest moments.
Inside, you will discover how to:

  • Hold on to faith when life feels uncertain
  • Find God's presence in seasons of pain and disappointment
  • Trust God when you cannot understand what He is doing
  • Find hope when circumstances seem overwhelming
  • Grow spiritually through trials and difficult seasons
  • Move forward without allowing your struggles to define you
If you are facing disappointment, loss, uncertainty, heartbreak, or a season that simply does not make sense, this book will remind you that your brokenness is not the end of your story.
God can still work in the middle of what feels broken. Your struggle may be real, but so is His presence.
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Pub dateAug 29, 2026
ISBN-109798170628889
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LanguageEnglish
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