How can you be strong when everything is falling apart?

You've heard the sayings: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger," or "God won't give you more than you can handle." Well-meaning believers offer these words to comfort the hurting. But is that how it works?

In Never Walk Alone: The Light in the Valley, author Eric Fulton reexamines the familiar stories of biblical figures who walked through their own dark valleys. Keeping Scripture in its proper context, he imagines the unspoken thoughts, fears, and motives that compelled them to press on—offering a distinctive biblical perspective on suffering, human nature, and the presence of God, delivered through the power of storytelling.

Drawing on his training at Dallas Theological Seminary and twenty years in community theatre, Eric stages these seven ancient narratives so vividly you'll feel like you're standing in the valley beside them, realizing that God is not distant, but close.

The pain is real. The presence of God is absolute. But the choice to walk the valley with him is yours.