Justice Dance for Dancers

Deeply rooted in her unwavering love for God and the conviction that He loves her unconditionally, the author finds herself grappling with the question, "Why can't I move beyond my past?" This sentiment is echoed by many who have endured psychological fractures stemming from abuse and trauma, leading to a conflict between their intellectual understanding of God's nature and the realities of their lived experiences.

In this poignant work, the author embarks on a journey of self-discovery, delving into her multiple encounters with death, grief, trauma, betrayal, sickness, and abuse. Through this profound exploration, she underscores the paramount importance of psychological justice, guiding readers to uncover the theological and psychological ways in which God has passionately brought about this restorative justice in her own life.

Tracing the intricate threads of one's personal narrative can serve as a catalyst, opening the door to a newfound sense of hope and a deeper, more congruent grace-filled walk with the Triune God – the loving Father, the wonderful Savior Jesus, and the ever-present Holy Spirit. The author's vulnerability is her gift to the reader, intended to instill courage and empower them to find their own voice and begin the process of mapping out their own transformative story.

This book serves as a beacon of hope, a testament to the power of resilience, and a profound exploration of the interplay between theology and psychology. By sharing her personal journey, the author invites readers to embark on their own path towards healing, reconciliation, and a renewed understanding of God's unwavering love and the pursuit of psychological justice in their lives.

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