ASIN: B004VWQ3E0
Publisher: Amazon
Pages: 102
In "The Lighthouse of Asaph," author Roberto Ornan Roche shares a collection of reflections and stories from his life that were originally intended for his close friends and family. But as the stories grew, a pastor encouraged him to share them with a wider audience. The book's title is inspired by Roche's love for lighthouses and the biblical figure of Asaph, who felt sad and discouraged.Roche's stories are a testament to his faith and offer a new way to rescue faith in the midst of pain. He writes about his experiences with hurricanes that threaten the trees his father planted, and how his faith is nurtured by others, like the trees, while new trees grow from the seeds of the old ones.In an excerpt titled "The Perfect Story," Roche challenges the idea of a perfect story without suffering or faith, and instead offers a story that embraces the reality of pain and the importance of ...
