A Bridge Through the Storm - Williams, Christopher
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When a catastrophic storm threatens Brightshore, guilt-haunted sherman Jonah Bellamy is forced to face the loss he has avoided for years: his younger brother's death at sea. As the hurricane bears down, Jonah and two unlikely allies risk everything to rescue his estranged mother-an act that becomes a turning point for a town and for a soul. In the storm's eerie lull, long-buried truths surface; forgiveness begins the slow, holy work that grief could not. Set on a wind-swept coast, A Bridge rough the Storm blends high-stakes rescue with quiet spiritual awakening. Jonah discovers that God's…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
When a catastrophic storm threatens Brightshore, guilt-haunted sherman Jonah Bellamy is forced to face the loss he has avoided for years: his younger brother's death at sea. As the hurricane bears down, Jonah and two unlikely allies risk everything to rescue his estranged mother-an act that becomes a turning point for a town and for a soul. In the storm's eerie lull, long-buried truths surface; forgiveness begins the slow, holy work that grief could not. Set on a wind-swept coast, A Bridge rough the Storm blends high-stakes rescue with quiet spiritual awakening. Jonah discovers that God's grace can rebuild what tempests destroy-hearts, homes, and hope. Readers who love compassionate, small-town Christian ction will nd a redemptive journey framed by community, confession, and the promise of Isaiah 43:2: when we pass through the waters, we are not alone.
Autorenporträt
Christopher Williams writes redemptive Christian ction shaped by a lifelong love of the coast and a conviction that God's mercy meets people in real-world storms. Intimately acquainted with where hurricanes were seasonal visitors, he learned that broken planks-whether on a pier or in the heart-can be rebuilt stronger than before. He studied literature and theology and has spoken in church settings about storytelling as ministry. In A Bridge rough the Storm, Williams weaves natural peril with spiritual renewal, inviting readers to see how confession, community, and courageous love open the way to healing. When he isn't writing, he's near the water, re ecting on how waves echo the rhythms of faith-rising, falling, and always returning to shore.