"When we can't see what God is doing in us, it is usually because
we can't see past what we are trying to do for ourselves."
Tormented by a childhood of which he has almost no memories,
author W. R. Bennett strives toward a meaningful purpose in his
life by attempting to align his strong will with God's will.
By supplementing his poor memory with years of writing poetry
and exploring detailed notes from his running records, Bennett is
finally able to decipher the reason for his insatiable hunger and
addictive nature. He first recognizes his own behavior in the
actions of his youngest grandson, but is clueless to its meaning
until he begins a two-year writing odyssey. Slowly, he sees beyond
the foolishness of his ways, hidden during fifty years as an addict
in the prayer closet. When he finally steps into the light, Bennett
can see the remarkable treasures from God previously obscured by
his own shadow.
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