When God Doesn't Fix It: Lessons You Never Wanted to Learn, Truths You Can't Live Without Free Audiobook Download by Laura Story

In the book, The Story shares how she often talks to God and begs for He answers. She tells how sometimes she would set up these "problems" for God to fix but the problems just wouldn't go away. It was in this moment that the process of learning what you can live without begins.

The audiobook is narrated by Dara Rosenberg and the story takes place around a time when a woman is dealing with grief. She feels like she needs to do something drastic in order to cope with everything that has happened. She meets her sister, who tells her about prayer and God's perfect plan for her story. With this information, the woman begins to pray more often and starts seeing that God does exist after all.

I'm giving you this book with a warning. No, it will not fix your life, but maybe it will help you to remember that God is always at work in our lives.

In the audiobook, 'Dara Rosenberg' tells of her struggle with depression and suicide. After committing to a Christian church on the surface, she quickly realizes that even though the church is full of the most helpful people, it doesn't fix the problem. She finally finds peace and freedom when she leaves Christianity behind and starts living a more secular lifestyle.

Laura Story's audiobook is a cautionary tale of not living life the way it should be and how we must take responsibility for our actions.

One of the most difficult things in life is when you start to realize that everything isn't going to fall into place and go your way. When it comes to parenting, no one wants to hear this. We want more than anything for our kids to be happy and successful, but sometimes our expectations can be too high. The book, "When God Doesn't Fix It," takes a look at the problem of unrealistic expectations as it applies to parents and their children. This audiobook describes lessons about love, forgiveness, grace, and joy that we don't often hear about because they are difficult truths - sometimes we just need to hear them again.