He Remembers the Barren
by Katie Schuermann
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HE REMEMBERS THE BARREN by Katie Schuermann is a tender conversation with women in the church who wrestle with the issue of barrenness in marriage. Addressing questions frequently asked by those struggling with infertility, the author walks alongside the reader, relaying personal stories to both encourage and support those who are suffering. Issues such as control of our bodies, family planning, and the source of conception are examined through a theological lens, reminding the reader of her clear vocation in Christ and pointing her to the ultimate source of fruitfulness, vitality, and comfort, our Triune God.
With Psalm readings, beloved hymn texts, and collects penned by Dcs. Melissa A. Degroot, each chapter of HE REMEMBERS THE BARREN resonates on a devotional level that is pitch perfect for women struggling with the grief and shame which often accompany barrenness. This book also serves as a valuable resource for pastors, family members, and friends seeking to better understand the barren experience of a loved one.
With Psalm readings, beloved hymn texts, and collects penned by Dcs. Melissa A. Degroot, each chapter of HE REMEMBERS THE BARREN resonates on a devotional level that is pitch perfect for women struggling with the grief and shame which often accompany barrenness. This book also serves as a valuable resource for pastors, family members, and friends seeking to better understand the barren experience of a loved one.
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