When you are crushed and brokenhearted, where do you go to find hope?
Jesus said that in this life we will have pain, heartbreak, and trials. So how do we deal with our pain? What does it look like to walk with God in our grief? In Hope for My Hurting Heart, bestselling author Linda Dillow offers practical wisdom, real-life stories, biblical teachings, and encouragement to help you navigate pain, and loss and find hope and healing through God’s love. This insightful guide Heart Skills: Learn 8 essential Heart Skills to move from grief to hope, love, loss, lament, trust, forgiveness, encouragement, and praise.Personal Stories: Read about Linda’s own struggles with a traumatic brain injury and her daughters’ cancer battles, as well as stories from real-life men and women who are struggling with pain and loss.Biblical Insights: Turn to God’s Word and the Holy Spirit to cultivate sustaining hope and spiritual growth.8-Week Bible Study: Includes a structured study to delve deeper into the teachings and apply Heart Skills daily.No loss is beyond our Heavenly Father’s understanding. Learn what it looks like to experience peace and comfort in God’s presence in the midst of suffering and find hope.
Linda Dillow is no stranger to publishing and adventure. She's the author of Creative Counterpart, Calm My Anxious Heart, and The Blessings Book. Linda and her husband Jody lived in Europe and Asia for 17 years training Christian leaders in closed countries with Biblical Education by Extension, During this time, Linda traveled extensively in Romania, Russia, Hungary, Poland and Asia. She taught women and helped them launch women's ministries. This fire for encouraging and educating others continues as she speaks at women's conferences here and abroad.
Linda's newest adventure is a new ministry that she started with Dr. Juli Slattery- Authentic Intimacy. This ministry focuses on women and their intimacy with their husbands and God.
Linda and Jody Dillow have been married forty years. She is a mother of four children, as well as a grandmother.
I find Linda Dillow such a role model. At age 82, she knows the harsh realities of life and her writing gives encouragement to others. She is always learning.