Wall Around Your Heart

Family members hurtus. Friends betray us. Fellow Christians deceive us. But Jesus provides a paththrough the pain-the Lord's Prayer.In The Wall AroundYour Heart, Mary DeMuth shows you that you can reach wholeness and healing in the aftermath of painfulrelationships by following the road map of the Lord's Prayer. You'll walkthrough story after story of hurt people who are led through biblical truth intoamazing, life-sustaining, joyful growth.Life is hard. Peoplecan be mean and petty and awful. But they can also be amazing and beautiful andsacrificial. God is good. He is faithful. You can trust him with yourrelationships. ",He'll send people to call out what is hard in your heart,", Maryshares. ",And that's a gift to you.", Allow God to access the wall around your heart. Dare to say,",Tear down the bricks, Lord, whatever it takes.", Pray first. Ask forbravery-for yourself and for others. Risk engaging despite your hurt. Seek theshelter of Jesus. You don't have to resign yourself to your wounds! You can rise above the pain. You'll usher in a newlife-an openhearted way of relating to others that expands the kingdom of God. Inthe process, you'll draw closer to Jesus, be healed, and become an agent ofhealing to others.

Family members hurt us. Friends betray us. Fellow Christians deceive us. But Jesus provides a path through the pain-the Lord's Prayer.

In The Wall Around Your Heart, Mary DeMuth shows you that you can reach wholeness and healing in the aftermath of painful relationships by following the road map of the Lord's Prayer. You'll walk through story after story of hurt people who are led through biblical truth into amazing, life-sustaining, joyful growth.

Life is hard. People can be mean and petty and awful. But they can also be amazing and beautiful and sacrificial. God is good. He is faithful. You can trust him with your relationships. "He'll send people to call out what is hard in your heart," Mary shares. "And that's a gift to you."

Allow God to access the wall around your heart. Dare to say, "Tear down the bricks, Lord, whatever it takes." Pray first. Ask for bravery-for yourself and for others. Risk engaging despite your hurt. Seek the shelter of Jesus. You don't have to resign yourself to your wounds! You can rise above the pain. You'll usher in a new life-an openhearted way of relating to others that expands the kingdom of God. In the process, you'll draw closer to Jesus, be healed, and become an agent of healing to others.

Autorentext

Mary DeMuth is the author of several southern novels, including A Slow Burn, Life in Defiance, and the Christy award finalists, Watching the Tree Limbs and Daisy Chain. She's also written four parenting books and a memoir, Thin Places. She's passionate about the written word, teaching, and mentoring writers. Mary lives in Texas with her husband, Patrick, and their three children.