For more than 25 years, Rev. Tracy and Debra Adams, with God’s help, have successfully navigated through the devastation of adultery. They have seen God’s grace and strength pull their marriage from the brink of ruin and transformed into one of the most Christ filled models of Christian unity. Under God’s direction, Debra and Tracy have made themselves vulnerable, transparent, and available to assist couples and families by telling their story of healing and victory. And most importantly, by sharing biblical strategies, principles, and truths, they desire to assist others in transforming their marriages into Diamonds From Despair.
Diamonds From Despair
A Couples Journey To Forgiveness
by Rev. Tracy and Debra Adams
Diamonds From Despair
A Couples Journey To Forgiveness
by Rev. Tracy and Debra Adams
Published Jul 18, 2010
162 Pages
Genre: RELIGION / Christian Living / Love & Marriage
Book Details
When he confessed his adultery,
she had a choice to fight or flee...
She chose to fight!
Tracy and Debra Adams' ground breaking book “Diamonds From Despair” is filled with special forces. Humility, transparency faith, truth, answers. It’s a book about not only their pain, process, and purification, but His Promise! Honestly, I’ve never read a book more real, a story more authentic, and a couple more transparent. These qualities are only golden when they bring the mercies of God, His healing power, and grace. Let me tell you Diamonds From Despair was authored on streets of Gold. No matter your experience, or condition, you’ll love their journey, you’ll love their God. It’s not only a great read – it’s a great Word!
Book Excerpt
Tracy's Story: “So why did you sleep around if you loved her so much?” I can hear that question and the tone of voice in which you asked it, because I have asked it of myself thousands of times since that day. And Debra, I’m sure, at least a few times herself. Now, I could cop out and say, I was stupid, but that wouldn’t serve any real purpose. So, how can I answer this? O.K. hear we go. Debra's Story: “I am greater in you than anything he is about to tell you. You forgive him.” These are the words I heard as I sat on the couch, children tucked into the bed and my husband sitting next to me. Words of warning. Words of command. God was speaking to my heart so clearly, it was as if He were standing right in front of me, face to face. What could it be? What could be so bad that God, Himself, had to warn and direct my response?