TIM JONAS
God pursues us to restore us, writes author-evangelist
Novel Follows Character
God pursues us to restore us, writes author-evangelist
2011-03-25
?"Sexual abuse has become a current theme, but not so much for men yet,” says Overeem. ?"Tim stands for these men. He has lost hope but finds it back again, even if he has to go right into his wounds to find his way out of them, with the help of the Holy Spirit. Hope is where the Spirit is. And that is valid for all people with all sorts of wounds. God wants us free " and He will not stop trying to get us there.”
Overeem believes God asks people to go back with Him into their wounds in order to share them with Him, and come out differently. ?"These are not just nice words, but real-life experience,” she says. ?"Real change is possible, and I’ve witnessed it.” An evangelist and counselor, she says she is mandated by her church to be ?"on the road with my donkey and wagon…to meet people, not in churches, but where they are. All these experiences teach me an awful lot about God, people, and life in general.” Her first book, Verslag van Peter Visser, was published in the
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