A Word to the Broken
An encouragement to those who have endured loss, pain, and betrayal.
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"Cry your tears, it’s not a sign of weakness it’s a sign of strength. Trust God and after you are done crying, lift up your head, get up, and put one foot in front of the other. You are a child of God. He will not forsake you. Things will get better."
"Depression is real. Betrayal and hurt can paralyze you. No matter what you say, the devil says, or others may say. God is not finished with you. Lift your head up, dry those eyes, wash your face, and smile. Something great is about to happen".
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About the Book
This book is an encouragement to those that are suffering and still dealing with the trauma of betrayal. The book gives insight and helpful tools to overcome pain and loss. The biblical principles and stories of this book are a comfort to those on the journey of healing.
About the Author
Pastor Victor Jackson is the founder and
pastor of Bible Center of Orlando. He
has been a highly sought-after conference
speaker for over a decade, his sermons
have reached millions around the
world. He holds a Master’s in Theological
Studies and a Master’s in Biblical
Exposition. He is currently a Doctor
of Ministry candidate, studying Christian
Leadership. He hosts a popular podcast
called, “Bible Centered with Victor
Jackson” which reaches over 100 nations
every week.
His life has been marked by sacrifice. He preaches and walks with an undeniable
burden to bring hope to every age, nationality, and background.
Pastor Jackson has a heart to serve and to help others experience the same
encounter with Jesus Christ that transformed him and changed the trajectory
of his life. He strives to walk in the power of unconditional love, looking to
Jesus as the ultimate example to follow.
His wife Luisa is an anchor to his life and ministry. His son James Asher brings
joy to everyone that he comes in contact with. His daughter Mia lights up every
room that she walks into. Together they are thankful for the opportunity to
serve the body of Christ.