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Book Description
In a world that aches quietly behind hospital doors, under oxygen masks, through sleepless nights and tear-soaked prayers-this book offers more than just words.
It offers Jesus.
25 Devotions of Healing is a deeply personal and spiritually comforting collection written for those walking through the valley of illness, pain, and uncertainty. Whether you're a patient facing a diagnosis, a caregiver watching someone you love suffer, or simply a soul battling invisible wounds-this book is for you.
Each devotion includes:
A message that speaks directly to the heart of suffering
A Bible verse that reminds you of God's unchanging truth
A heartfelt prayer to pray when you feel too weak to speak
Why this book matters now
In these times of medical crises, emotional burnout, and silent suffering-people are searching not just for healing, but for hope. While modern medicine addresses the body, these devotions reach the soul. They meet the reader in hospital beds, waiting rooms, wheelchairs, and lonely corners of recovery.
In a world where faith can feel distant in pain, this book is a reminder: God has not left you. He is in the room. He is in the silence. And He is still healing.
Who should read this book
Patients battling long-term or sudden illness
Caregivers, nurses, and loved ones supporting those in pain
Believers who want to pray through their suffering with Scripture
Anyone who feels broken and needs to meet Jesus in a deeper, more intimate way
Why it will speak to them
Because it was written from the inside. Not from a pedestal, but from the ashes. Not by someone untouched by suffering, but by someone who understands what it feels like to ask, "God, where are You?"
These devotions are lifelines. They are soft places to land when the world feels sharp. They are not here to give easy answers. They are here to sit beside you, like Jesus does-and stay.
Let this book be the voice that tells you: You are not alone. You are not forgotten. And healing begins not in the absence of pain-but in the presence of God.
