Publisher's Synopsis
Cheryl was born in 1959 in Louisville, Kentucky. During her childhood, stores were all closed on Sundays assuming that families went to church. Prayer was still accepted in public schools, at ball parks, and at any family function that you attended. Fathers prayed over the evening meals; it was expected.
When Cheryl was young she read in the Bible that toward the end of times, mothers would kill their own children, brothers would kill brothers, people would be selfish and lovers of self. You never heard of guns in public schools, and children talking back to parents were the exception, not the rule. When she read about this form of chaos, she couldn’t imagine what it would be like and felt that she would not see anything like it in her lifetime. But eventually, the news began to reflect the condition of the world; the Bible was coming true. Cheryl’s own life was filled with people who only thought about themselves, a troublesome marriage, drugs, rebellious children, and one problem after another.
Faith is easy when life is good. But what happens when life is filled with problems? How strong is our faith then? Do we follow the crowd and the advice of men to survive in this world? Or do we reach for our Bible and ask God to deliver us and believe in His word?
Real faith in God is possible.
