Debbie Clarke is a writer, teacher, mother, and wife. Each of her books provokes thought and stirs the heart, leaving readers in deep contemplation. Her stories serve as lessons that inspire change in those who read them. Every book is centered around godly values.
The Result of Bitterness. Journey to Everlasting Life, #1
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- ISBN8233681073
- EAN9798233681073
- Date de parution25/02/2026
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- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
Bitterness rarely announces itself. It settles quietly into the heart-born from disappointment, grief, offense, jealousy, or wounds that were never fully healed. Over time, it hardens the spirit, clouds judgment, and affects every relationship around us. What begins as a private struggle eventually shapes how we speak, think, and respond. The Result of Bitterness takes readers on a thoughtful, Scripture-based journey into how bitterness forms and how it can be uprooted before it takes over.
Through the lives of Naomi, Esau, Saul, and Cain, this book reveals how easily bitterness can grow when pain is ignored, when jealousy is fed, or when correction is misunderstood. Their stories show the cost of holding on-and the freedom that comes when we let go. This is a book for anyone who has felt overlooked, hurt, misunderstood, or weighed down by emotions they can't quite name. With clarity and compassion, it guides readers toward honesty before God, forgiveness, spiritual renewal, and the kind of healing that restores joy.
Bitterness is heavy, but you don't have to carry it. There is a way back to peace, clarity, and a heart made whole again.
Through the lives of Naomi, Esau, Saul, and Cain, this book reveals how easily bitterness can grow when pain is ignored, when jealousy is fed, or when correction is misunderstood. Their stories show the cost of holding on-and the freedom that comes when we let go. This is a book for anyone who has felt overlooked, hurt, misunderstood, or weighed down by emotions they can't quite name. With clarity and compassion, it guides readers toward honesty before God, forgiveness, spiritual renewal, and the kind of healing that restores joy.
Bitterness is heavy, but you don't have to carry it. There is a way back to peace, clarity, and a heart made whole again.











