Through It All

Through It All was written amidst all these struggles; with me trying to find boundaries and setting up barriers for, pent up emotions; painful memories and the stresses associated with daily living.

I hope you enjoy my journey from the darkest parts of my life to more than I could expect or dream through the grace and mercy of God. If God did it for me, he will surely do the same for you.

This is an organ transplant story about how I overcame all odds that were against me and battled through sickness physical and emotional stress through the grace of God to receive a organ transplant (double lung and liver). Without the prayers of my wife my family my church family friends doctors and a few strangers praying for me keeping me encouraged and just helping me along the way. I dont believe I would have had the will to live if not for my wife pushing me so hard and giving me that extra uplifting every day. But thats why I wanted to tell my story to help someone else that may be going through sickness or any situation where it doesnt look like things will get better or there is no hope. I want this story to go further than I could ever go to help that person(s) that cant see how they can make it but can read my story and be inspired to keep fighting to live this precious life that we only get one shot at. I came so close to dying that in this story you will find where I wrote my wife a letter because I could not talk at the time because I was on so much oxygen telling her what I thought could be my last will and testament. Not that I gave up because I never stop fighting to live. In this story you will find how I prayed to God and asked him for another chance at life to spend with my beautiful wife and kids after the doctors I had told me that they would have to send me home on hospice care. This story is my testimony and I hope it blesses everybody that reads it.

Dive into the intertwining lives of two resilient women in Through it All, set against the backdrop of a small-town tapestry. Bonnie, weathered by life's tempests, navigates through a maze of loss, abuse, shattered dreams, and a justice system that falls short. Amidst the storm of family secrets and societal judgments, her life is a testament to enduring hope. On the other hand, Carly, a budding writer, embarks on a journey from rejection to acceptance and love, with the arrival of Detective Thorne Davenport, who aids in unveiling her roots. Her aspiration to pen down stories finds a purpose when she crosses paths with Bonnie, whose narrative is a poignant blend of life's bitter and sweet. Through it All unveils a compelling narrative of resilience, unexpected camaraderie, and the silent echoes of the past shaping the present, as Bonnie and Carly discover the redemptive power of sharing one's story amidst life's relentless trials.

Life brings its share of problems and needs. There are times when the church looks upon its leaders as if they have no problems, but leaders are far from exempt from difficulties. Author J. D. Miera Martinez has written Through It All to offer his thoughts on ministering to leaders and pastors. Some of the problems leaders face will cause them to analyze and reevaluate their spiritual callings. Only those leaders truly called to this spiritual life will endure this process of reevaluation to become Gods vessels. On a deeper level, Martinez wonders why bad things sometimes happen to good people. There are people who are good and have a stronger spiritual life, but are plagued with bad thingsdeath, diseases, and misfortunesthat have become part of their everyday lives. Martinez examines his own life in Through It All as he searches for its spiritual meaning. He has come to the conclusion that the Scripture, In the world you will have tribulations, but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world, directs his life and has helped him to build the life that he was meant to liveserving God and bringing the word and love of God to those around him.

The author shares her life experiences to demonstrate how God provides the strength to deal with every challenge. (Motivation)

Have you lost a child? Do you feel stuck and overcome with pain? Is your child critically ill? Are you at the end of your strength? In Through It All: The Story of Hayden Moffit, Rochelle Moffit brings authenticity and hope to readers who feel helpless and ready to give up on their faith. As a parent who’s walked the agonizing road of losing a child, she shares the answers and peace she received from God that allowed her to release her pain and anger and move forward with her life. After a traumatic delivery that resulted in a brain stem injury, Hayden Moffit went on to beat the odds and prognosis of multiple specialists. His two years of life were filled with triumphs and inspiration, and he touched numerous lives for the glory of God. Rochelle’s transparency, humour, and faith will draw readers into the Moffit home as they watch this family grow in their love for each other and their trust in God. Commissioned by God to write her story, Rochelle is an author whose heart cries out for others going through the illness and loss of a child, yet her inviting style makes her story a powerful read for anyone who is looking to find God in the deep, dark valleys of life, whatever form they may take.

Through It AllaEUR"God Still Gave Me Favor is about my life, growing up being saved and filled with the Holy Ghost at the young age of thirteen. Dealing with being an attractive young lady, who young men only saw sexually and not for who she was. As a child dealing with bad rumors spreading about me and being bullied in school can wear a child/teenager out mentally, but God brought me out. Just proof of GodaEUR(tm)s light shining upon my life. The book goes into being completely healed of health issues. If God did it for me and my husband, he can do it for you as well. It also talks about my secret of getting pregnant and wanting children later in life. This book will also give inspiration to those who desire to be married late in life and have a successful career. You will see where I backslide in each scenario of life, but each time I had to come to God and ask him to pull me out and each time I had to show my self-approved in his eyes, even when I didnaEUR(tm)t deserve it. Through all of these things, God still gave me favor to have joy, peace, success, a family, and a husband. He saw fit for little ole me to grant grace and mercy upon my life. HeaEUR(tm)ll give us the favor, but we as Christians will have to commit to his word and do what God asks us to do, so he can grant us the favor he desires for us to have.