Still feeling the pain from a messy divorce
Ruined your marriage after having a fling you knew was wrong
Enslaved to alcohol, drugs, pornography, (fill in the blank)
Rejected for not having the right look, the right job, the right stuff
Embarrassed by your inability to stop buying things when you already have three or four of those things
Feeling there is something wrong with you because you suffer from anxiety and depression
Sheila Walsh knows what it's like to be flawed or feel like a failure. But the title of her new book dispenses hope. She continually points to Jesus as the One who loves us in spite of our brokenness. God's grace permeates every page. If you feel like no one gets you, you've got a friend in Sheila Walsh. Do yourself a favor and get her new book, "It's Okay Not To Be Okay."
