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Lessons from the Well is a heartfelt and deeply personal devotional written for those who have experienced the pain of broken relationships, divorce, and the spiritual confusion that often follows. With raw honesty and scriptural insight, author Renee Gitthens invites readers to join her on a journey through loss, regret, healing, and redemption-grounded in the grace and truth of God's Word.
From the depths of personal sorrow to the quiet strength found in spiritual restoration, Renee uses both allegory and life experience to illuminate timeless truths. Her story is not just about failure; it's about the hope that emerges when we bring our brokenness to the feet of Jesus. Anchored in biblical narratives, including the woman at the well, Jacob's wrestling, and Paul's letters, she unpacks challenging issues like divorce, remarriage, judgment within the church, and the true nature of grace.
Through poignant reflections, soul-searching questions, and a deep reverence for Scripture, Lessons from the Well offers a safe space for those who feel unseen or condemned. It challenges religious misconceptions, while extending compassion and truth to the hurting. Whether you are walking through the aftermath of divorce, struggling with your spiritual identity, or simply in need of encouragement, this book meets you where you are-with no pretense, only grace.
This is not just a devotional for the wounded-it is a message for the church, calling believers to lead with love, truth, and restoration. Lessons from the Well is both a call to accountability and a comforting reminder that, no matter how far we've fallen, God is in the business of redemption
