When Mercy Meets Misery
Willie Brooks
A devotional account that allows the readers to feel God’s never-ending love and presence no matter how hard their struggles in life may seem.
— Bishop W.E. Brooks
Brooks shares, “This book is about the powerful transcending love of Christ for the downtrodden and others who have been forgotten or counted out. It also reveals the power of restoration and forgiveness to a woman (who like us today) was troubled within from past hurt, abuse, and neglect. Her dysfunctions followed her into her adulthood causing her to make bad choices in relationships with men. Its inspiration was birthed from a study of the encounter Jesus had with the Woman of Samaria at Jacobs well (John 4:4-26).”
Published by Book Vine Press, Brooks’ new book is a poignant narrative of the life of a Samaritan woman who experienced the worst life had to offer and later on became an influential woman in the city where she lived. While reading, readers will come to feel mixed emotions of happiness and sadness as they place themselves as they turn each page of the book.
Through this life-changing book, the author hopes that readers will never have to deal with the issues the Samaritan woman have experienced as they are about to feel Christ’s presence and prepare them for a great destiny ahead.
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Willie Brooks
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