Healing Through Faith, One Chapter at a Time
When Faith Meets Fire: A Journey Through Grief, Grace, and God’s Goodness
An honest and heartfelt memoir of one woman’s walk through heartbreak and healing with unwavering trust in God.
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Why Me Lord? is more than a memoir—it’s a spiritual survival guide. Written with raw emotion and radiant faith, Helen Bledsoe shares her personal testimony of heartbreak, healing, and the sustaining power of God’s grace. After her husband of 25 years suddenly leaves, she finds herself grappling with loneliness, confusion, and deep sorrow. But even in the midst of the emotional wilderness, Helen learns that God is present, faithful, and more than enough.
This book walks readers through real-life struggles and spiritual revelations, drawing wisdom from Scripture and the still, small voice of God. It’s not just about enduring hardship—it’s about discovering abundant life on the other side.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM THIS BOOK
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How to Trust God in Seasons of Abandonment
Learn how to anchor your faith when life pulls everything out from under you.
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How to Listen for God’s Voice in Everyday Moments
From scripture to squirrels on a wire—see how God speaks in the simple.
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The Power of Honest Prayer and Journaling
Discover the transforming habit of writing down your faith journey.
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How to Build Strength When You Feel Weak
Real-world examples of God making Himself strong in our practical, daily needs.
KEY POINTS OF THIS BOOK
- A vulnerable and transparent account of one woman’s faith journey
- Honest storytelling filled with scriptural truths
- A relatable narrative for women going through divorce, loss, or emotional wilderness
- Encouragement for caregivers, single parents, and anyone feeling spiritually dry
- Real testimonies of answered prayer and divine provision
- Practical examples of applying scripture to daily struggles
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Helen L. Bledsoe is a woman of deep faith, unshakeable grace, and authentic honesty. Through trials that tested her strength, including the painful unraveling of a decades-long marriage, Helen leaned not on her own understanding but on God’s promises. With a background steeped in church life, family devotion, and service, she writes not as a theologian but as a mother, wife, and believer who lived every page of this testimony. Her words are not only reflective—they are redemptive, pointing readers to the ever-present hope found in Jesus Christ.
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