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How do Christians endure suffering that upends every aspect of life—perhaps permanently? Comprehensive and chronic suffering can assault our faith, strain our relationships, and leave others in the church unsure how to help. A shaky theology of suffering—others’ or our own—only compounds our hurt.

In this honest, direct, and compassionate guide, Karrie Hahn tackles the hard questions: What does affliction reveal about who God is and how he relates to us? How can we move forward when we are devastated by pain? She helps sufferers keep walking by faith—and equips other believers to walk with them for the long haul.

Endorsements

“Hahn weaves her harrowing story of suffering with the rich treasures of Scripture, keeping her steady and determined gaze on Jesus Christ.”

—Jonathan D. Holmes, Executive Director, Fieldstone Counseling

“A deeply compassionate and theologically rich guide that offers comfort, understanding, and practical help. . . . An invaluable resource for those who seek to support [sufferers] with grace and understanding.”

—Shannon Kay McCoy, Counselor, Speaker, Author

“Biblically and theologically grounded. . . . [This is a book] for those who need encouragement to keep going when everything hurts and hope seems remote.”

—Chris Larson, President & CEO, Ligonier Ministries

“Hahn offers dignity to those who bear the soul-crushing weight of comprehensive and chronic affliction. . . . This book is a lifeline for those who feel forgotten—and for the church that is called to love them.”

—Darby Strickland, Faculty, Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation; Author, When It’s Trauma

“If you experience ongoing suffering and have struggled to find relatable help, this book is for you. Karrie Hahn has much hard-earned wisdom to share. Filled with nuanced discussion and thoughtful insights drawn from Scripture, Limping Heavenward will encourage a fuller, more hopeful perspective as you live with comprehensive suffering.”

—Esther Smith, Author, A Still and Quiet Mind

“Limping is often the right word to describe the journey heavenward for those entangled in the world of chronic pain and illness. This book takes no shortcuts and refuses to skirt around the jagged rocks on the path. It’s honest, and its honesty and faithfulness are a welcome light in the darkness.”

—Nate Brooks, Author, Disrupted Journey

 

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