"Chain-Breaker" is a heartfelt devotion written to reach those who need to hear the profound message of Jesus's love. Addiction takes a toll on countless individuals and their families, often leading to incarceration or worse. In this inspiring work, Sarah Morgan shares deeply personal letters she wrote to a loved one struggling with addiction while incarcerated. Through these letters, she conveys a powerful message: Jesus loves us all, regardless of our past.
This devotional guide addresses the tendency we all share to dwell on our history, wounds, and faults, contrasting it with God's divine perspective. God seeks to erase our history, mend our wounds, and empower us to transform. Each day's devotion features a scripture passage, thoughtful reflections on its meaning, and a heartfelt prayer. If you've ever found the Bible difficult to read or comprehend, "Chain-Breaker" offers an ideal entry point. It draws upon verses from the New International Reader's Version, a Bible translation known for its readability and accessibility.
Through the simplicity and power of these letters, Sarah Morgan conveys a profound truth about God's love: it is boundless and unconditional. Whether you or a loved one are incarcerated, struggling with addiction, or feeling trapped by life's challenges, "Chain-Breaker" reminds you that God has the power to shatter any chains that bind you. His open arms await, ready to offer redemption, healing, and transformation.
What are people saying about "Chain-Breaker"? "These devotions were the beginning of my journey with Christ while I was incarcerated." Nathan Coil, Recovered Inmate
"I am looking forward to the inmates and detainees incarcerated at the Clay County Justice Center receiving these devotions. They need hope, and this devotional will bring just that." Captain Brandon Crowley, Jail Commander at the Clay County Justice Center
"Hope and love is exactly what Christ offers us. These are very encouraging devotions, which is exactly the message needed for those who have no hope. This is the message He most often asks me to bring to our jail ministry." Pastor Shane Robertson, The Little Church in Turner
