Saying goodbye to a loved one leaving for war is a gut-wrenching proposition. But for those of us left behind, their deployment marks the beginning of our battle. And yet, it is possible to find God’s peace in the midst of fear and conquer the terror that lurks in the darkness of doubt. This book emphasizes the importance of a deeply personal prayer life, morning devotions, intercession, and quiet times with God.
In Fighting Fear: Winning the War at Home, parents, spouses and siblings recount their personal journey as God goes before His people during times of spiritual, physical and military warfare. Learn the secret to living a peace-filled life when a loved one leaves for battle. Fight fear; win the war at home.
These powerful daily devotionals, speak to our need for spiritual bread. A great daily devotional for women and men.
Praise for Fighting Fear: Winning the War at Home When Your Soldier Leaves for Battle
Fighting Fear, Winning the War at Home brings hope and comfort to the families left behind when a loved one is deployed. — Gina Holmes, bestselling author of Crossing Oceans and Dry as Rain.
About the author
Edie Melson, author/editor, presents an honest, helpful book for those with family members serving in the military. She writes from experience and with heart, having faced the fear and anxiety that comes with having a family member overseas. — Alton Gansky, author.
Few life events can be more unsettling than sending a loved one off to war. This book captures so vividly the fear, doubts and anxiety that go along with deployment, but more than that, each devotion leaves no doubt as to God's presence with us in the midst of it all.— Ann Tatlock, award-winning novelist.
Touches the heart. Nurtures the soul.— Jack Cavanaugh, novelist.
Edie is a freelance writer and editor with over 16 years experience in the publishing industry. She’s a prolific writer, publishing over 700 articles in 2010. As a sought after writing instructor, she helps others define and reach their dreams. Edie also serves as Co-Director of the Blue Ridge Mountains Christian Writers Conference and Southwest Christian Writers Studio. Married 30 years to husband, Kirk, they have raised three sons.
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