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Break Right: Finding Wholeness in Heartbreak, and a Good God in a Bad Breakup

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by Erica D. Hearns

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Paperback
Publisher
Serious Season Press
Published
April 2018
Weight
341g

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"Less exclaiming "woe is me " and more proclaiming "greater is He..." "What would happen if I ran to the Lord with my heartbreak instead of friends, family, or another relationship? What would happen if I sought to show God's goodness in this bad situation?" After ending a long dating relationship, author Erica D. Hearns found herself asking these and other compelling questions. In Break Right: Finding Wholeness in Heartbreak, and a Good God in a Bad Breakup, she shares the surprising results of drawing near to God and following His lead in this "breaking season." Weaving Erica's personal breakup experiences and those of other women with biblical truth and practical application, Break Right is an invitation to discard the world's perception and prescription for a breakup and embrace what God wants women to experience: wholeness. By turns compassionate and convicting, this raw, real, and relatable revising of the traditional breakup rhetoric will inspire you to do more than cry into a pint of ice cream blasting breakup songs. Don't just breakup; break right.