Mattie Hubbard-Donald

The Little Girl That Went to the Wrong Church (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

What happens when the place meant to heal your soul becomes the source of your deepest wounds? For over a decade, Mattie Hubbard-Donald sat in a church that promised love, fellowship, and truth - but delivered manipulation, deception, and spiritual bondage. What looked like a sanctuary became a prison. Yet even in the midst of betrayal, mental battles, and brokenness, God was preparing her for freedom.

In The Little Girl That Went to the Wrong Church, Mattie shares her raw and powerful testimony of pain, discernment, and redemption. Through personal stories, scripture, and reflection, she exposes the dangers of unhealthy churches while pointing readers to the hope found only in Christ. This book is not just a warning - it is a beacon of encouragement. It reminds us that no matter how far we wander, God's love is greater. He can turn deception into discernment, anger into peace, and brokenness into victory.

"So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." (John 8:36)

Whether you've been hurt by the church, struggled with mental illness, or wrestled with obedience, this book will meet you where you are and lead you to the One who heals, restores, and sets you free.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mattie Hubbard-Donald
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. Dezember 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798232714031
• Artikelnr.: 76033650

Autorenporträt

Author's Note

Dear Reader,

This book is born out of both pain and redemption. For many years, I lived as a mother who struggled to show compassion, to communicate, and to truly care for my children in the ways they needed most. My silence spoke louder than words, and my absence of tenderness left scars I could not see at the time.

I carried guilt like a heavy stone, believing I had failed beyond repair. But then I encountered the transforming love of Jesus Christ. When I surrendered my life to Him, He broke the chains of guilt and gave me a new heart. He taught me how to love, how to listen, and how to rebuild what was broken.

This book is not written from perfectionit is written from redemption. It is for mothers who feel they have failed, and for grown children who carry wounds from their upbringing. It is for anyone who wonders if healing is possible, if reconciliation can happen, if love can be restored.

My testimony is simple: it is never too late. Christ makes all things new. He can take silence and turn it into song. He can take guilt and turn it into grace. He can take broken families and make them whole again.

As you read these pages, I pray you will find hope, healing, and the courage to surrender your own story to Christ. May you discover that motherhood is not about perfectionit is about redemption. And may you walk away knowing that God's love is greater than any failure, and His grace is stronger than any wound.

With love and faith,
Mattie