I have just had the pleasure of reading a story by Sheridan Voysey, entitled "Resurrection Year{". This story is filled with ups and downs and it also includes a journey from where both Sheridan and Merryn, his wife think they have their lives planned out. This is true of most people yet how much do we know what we should be doing in life.
"Resurrection Year" is a true story of just that type of journey with all the pitfalls and uplifting experiences and Sheridan and Merryn encounter. In the case of these tow people, they want to have a child or maybe several children, only to find out that normal conception and birth is going to be difficult to say the least. They decide on several episodes of IVF, again only to find out that this is not the option. Heartbroken and disoriented by the turn in their lives they must find a different direction in which to go.
Again, they do the route of adoption, only to find that this route to happiness is also prohibative. As you can see from these little insights into this story, that there is a lot going on here. How many times have any of us decided on what our lives would be like or what our career paths would be, without the counseltation of God? And when we do consult Him, how do we listen for the answer?
"Resurrection Year" is a must read. It is the true story as Sheridan and Merryn Voysey have lived it. You will find yourselves laughing, crying and rooting the outcomes beyond belief. At the end of the book, you will also find a Notes section where you will find compelling questions and Scripture notations for the chapters.
Thank you to Thomas Nelson/Booksneeze for the oportuniity to read and review this selection. I believe that it will soon become a best seller especially in the Christian realm. Sheridan Voysey, I'd like to thank you and your wife Merryn for allowing we readers to experience your lives. I loved the story and also the history of biblical times by allowing us to visit many places with you. As noted on your book cover,"...a gift that will breathe life and hope into many."
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