Faith After Disappointment doesn't ask you to explain the disappointment away. It offers companionship instead: Job's honest accusations, Naomi renaming herself "bitter," two disciples on the road to Emmaus who said "we had hoped" — and discovered hope hadn't actually failed.
Twenty-one honest chapters on naming what broke, bringing real anger before God, and slowly, unevenly, rebuilding a trust that may look different than it did before — but is no less real.