Grace Between Us

Some wounds don't bleed. They linger in the silences between a couple at dinner, in the way a parent's words sting years after they were spoken, in the resentment we promised we'd let go but never did. Grace Between Us is for the marriages where love still lives but forgiveness feels impossible - and for the families where old hurts have settled in like furniture nobody talks about. Pastor and family counselor John K.
Amoah walks alongside couples and parents through twelve practices that turn forgiveness from a single, heroic decision into something quieter and stronger: a daily way of being together. You will sit with real stories of betrayal and repair. You will read what Scripture says about grace and what researchers like Brené Brown and Bessel van der Kolk have learned about wounds that won't close on their own.
You will try exercises you can do tonight at the kitchen table - including a "Brick of Grace" your family can hold in their hands. This is not a book about pretending it didn't hurt. It's about what becomes possible in your home when grace finally has somewhere to land. John K. Amoah, PhD; DMin, earned his degrees in family studies and intervention strategies from Walden University and SDA Theological Seminary, Andrews University.
He's the author of "Sacred Harmony" and "Anchored Together." With over twenty-seven years of pastoral experience, he's been a conference Ministerial and Evangelism Director and now leads the conference family life ministry, helping couples and families discover God's grace in their everyday lives. His work combines pastoral ministry, biblical teachings, and psychological insights to focus on forgiveness, healing, and rebuilding relationships.
He started the Enrich Your Family seminar series and leads projects like "Anchored Together." He regularly trains leaders through conferences, retreats, and workshops, aiming to see grace lived out in both faith and everyday life at home and in the community. He lives in Worcester, MA. USA with his wife Chrystine Bernard-Amoah and son Samuel.