Songs from the House of Second Chances - Crider, Helen
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Songs from the House of Second Chances A Poetry Journey Through Healing, Transformation, and Worship There are places in life we never expect to find ourselves: crossroads, wildernesses, and broken doorsteps with no clear path home. Sometimes we stumble into them, and sometimes we are carried there by sorrow, regret, or dreams that fell apart in our hands. This book is a living invitation to walk through such a place-a house built not with bricks alone, but with mercy, grace, and the courage to hope again. This House is a spiritual architecture of new beginnings, a sanctuary for the woman who…mehr

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Songs from the House of Second Chances A Poetry Journey Through Healing, Transformation, and Worship There are places in life we never expect to find ourselves: crossroads, wildernesses, and broken doorsteps with no clear path home. Sometimes we stumble into them, and sometimes we are carried there by sorrow, regret, or dreams that fell apart in our hands. This book is a living invitation to walk through such a place-a house built not with bricks alone, but with mercy, grace, and the courage to hope again. This House is a spiritual architecture of new beginnings, a sanctuary for the woman who still believes there is something sacred left in her. It is built from seasons survived, prayers whispered in secret, and pieces of a woman who lived through more than she ever speaks of. Welcome to the House, where healing is not linear, but a home you move through. Through these rooms of poetic revelation, you are invited to confront the places where transformation truly happens: ¿ The Room of Grace: Where shame loses its voice, and you realize healing is received, not earned. ¿ The Wilderness Room: Where God leads you not to starve you, but to feed you differently, and where faith matures when everything familiar feels stripped away. ¿ The Refiner's Room: Where God dismantles the walls you built for protection, removing the versions of you built by pain instead of purpose, in order to purify you. ¿ The Kintsugi Room: Where you learn the sacred art of being gold-lined. God fills your deepest fractures with glory, making you more beautiful because of what broke you. ¿ Where Ashes Become Beauty: Where God gathers the fragments of loss, grief, and sorrow, and breathes life into them, proving that beauty rises from ashes. This journey is for every woman who feels unseen in her pain or too broken, too lost, or too far gone. It is a place where you will find permission to rest, to break, to rebuild, to grow, and to rise. By the end of this journey, you are not just restored, you are rebuilt with purpose. You become the Sober Woman-clear-minded, steady, and awake-and the Mother in Zion-a pillar of wisdom and strength entrusted by God with souls. You are not the woman who began this book. You are the woman who walked through fire and emerged unshakeable, carrying wisdom instead of wounds, and strength instead of fear. Exhale. Release the weight you've been carrying. The door is already open. Come and find your song again.
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Helen Crider is an author and poet known for her deeply personal and powerfully redemptive work, which interweaves poetry, testimony, and spiritual reflection. Her collections, such as Songs from the House of Second Chances, chronicle a transformative journey through faith, trials, healing, identity, and purpose, offering not only a poetic memoir but also a guide for personal growth. Crider's writing is drawn directly from her own experiences, offering a raw, soul-stirring look into sacred spaces of vulnerability and victory. Her testimony includes overcoming significant adversity, such as childhood pain and rejection, homelessness and heartbreak, leading to a profound divine encounter that reshaped her path. Her work openly discusses surviving seasons that tried to break her, walking through fire, experiencing loss, and watching entire chapters of life "collapse into ashes". Her writing reflects lessons drawn from discipleship, worship, healing, and a faith that refuses to give up. Crider's poetry emphasizes that the "House of Second Chances" is built from "seasons survived" and "promises God refused to let die", centering on the theme of restoration. She writes for anyone who has felt lost, broken, or unseen, inviting readers to lay down burdens and hear the quiet Voice who still speaks in broken places. Through her work, Crider provides practical spiritual exercises, Scripture meditations, and thought-provoking reflection questions, embodying a commitment to divine restoration and purpose.