<p>“This isn’t about you, Jacki...I will get the glory.” When Jacquelyn D. Murray was diagnosed with a rare and deadly Stage IV cancer, she made a decision to walk like, act like, and look like she’d already been healed. After all, that’s what God told her was going to happen, and she wanted to experience cancer with grace – God’s grace shining through her. But that didn’t mean it was going to be easy. Through harsh chemotherapy, brutal radiation, and unexpected spiritual attack, join Jacki on her journey of faith and discover how you can have hope in God in your most trying circumstances.</p>

Cancer With Grace: Trusting a God of His Word in Trial

Religion & Spirituality

Murray, Jacquelyn D.

Christian Books & Bibles

Adam Colwell's WriteWorks

<p>“They’ll think I’m going crazy…” After having already overcome a rare and deadly Stage IV cancer, Jacquelyn D. Murray suddenly faced a new threat: the emergence of episodes of depression that eventually became an entirely unexpected diagnosis. In Oh No…Not the Diva! Jacki reveals the deep-rooted sources of her mental illnesses as you experience her therapy with her and learn how those revelations changed her life. She then addresses the stigmas associated with mental illness within Christian churches and how she is confronting those stigmas with loving determination and godly grace. If you or a family member deals with mental illness, join Jacki on her journey of discovery – and find hope and help from her experiences and insights.</p>

Oh, No...Not the Diva!: Dealing and revealing while living with mental illness

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Cancer With Grace: Trusting a God of His Word in Trial

Oh, No...Not the Diva!: Dealing and revealing while living with mental illness