MITCH SCHULTZ WAS LIVING THE DREAM. Married to a beautiful wife, raising three children and pastoring a church in an idyllic town in northwestern England; life could not be better. Then the storms struck, consuming this blessed-life with fire. The fire spread, and the assumption that God blesses most those who serve him hardest smoldered in the ashes of disappointment. The suffering this family experienced could easily leave anyone disillusioned and disappointed with God. What would you do? Where would you turn? What would you believe? Written in journal form, these love letters written to Elaine and to his two sons, Surviving The Fires of Sorrow is an honest and raw testimony of how one will learn to limp and serve well even when there is pain in the journey. Mitch admits that his theology needed rebuilding and his assumptions of what God is like needed a new framework. This book is the perfect survival guide for all those who are caught in and helping rescue those living in the fires of sorrow.
