Mind, Body & Spirit
Life is often described as a journey. It’s a journey with ups and downs, experiences both full of joy and pain. There are many ways that one can confront and deal with their past, but Broken and Made Whole is not just the narrative of one personal journey through life; it is also a journey of ascent which all those who seek to follow the Lord Jesus Christ will undertake as they learn to be His true disciple.
Mariann McKay provides a glimpse into her life, recounting her experiences with abuse and rejection, shedding light on how her Christian journey through faith heals and her triumph on the way to wholeness.
‘I press toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.’ (Philippians 3:14)
For those standing at the foot of the mountain of the walk of faith, there is honest warning of the necessity of trusting through painful seasons and the need to persevere. As we climb, the places this journey takes us give us wider and wider views of the amazing love and care of God for each one of us.
Here's what readers have to say about this book....
First thing to say is that it is extremely well written. You have been very brave to tell your story so honestly, the way you have been broken and Jesus little by little putting you back together. Many people of similar backgrounds will be able to relate to that. It is a powerful story of redemption that needed to be told and it does bring glory to God. The latter part of the book too is precious to all of us as it challenges us to a deeper life of intimacy with Jesus and a call to saturate ourselves in the word of God. Not always an easy read because it deals with personal issues and pain, but it is one that has a glorious outcome and offers hope to people of all backgrounds. In this fast-moving world, where people seem to have little time to stop for long, the fact that the book is relatively short, will make it appealing for folk in the 21st Century
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