Holy Ghosted - Autumn Miles

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Auteur(s) : Autumn Miles

Editeur : Charisma House

Langue : Anglais

Parution : 01/02/2026

Format : Moyen, de 350g à 1kg

Nombre de pages : 224.0

ISBN : 1636415431

Résumé :

If Job was righteous and still suffered, what does that mean for you?

In this book, you will learn how to confront your deepest questions about God's silence, suffering, and sovereignty with truth, honesty, and renewed faith.

Why is God silent? Why did God allow this? Will this work out for my good? Why am I being attacked by the enemy? Does Satan's power have a limit? Does God actually protect me? When will this hard season end?

If you've ever whispered these questions in the dark, you are not alone. In Holy Ghosted, Autumn Miles explores these honest, heart-wrenching cries through the lens of Job's story. Even though Job was the most righteous man on earth, he faced profound suffering and asked God the same questions you may be asking now.

While reading, you will discover:

• How Job's story gives permission to question without shame.
• What God's silence means--and doesn't mean--in seasons of suffering.
• Why righteous people still face devastating trials.
• How biblical answers can renew your hope and restore your faith.

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Biographie:

Autumn Miles is a Bible teacher, preacher, bestselling Christian author, speaker, and founder of Autumn Miles Ministries, an organization devoted to spiritually challenging the way people think and helping believers grow in biblical truth, spiritual resilience, and unwavering faith.

Known for her bold teaching style and uncompromising approach to the Word of God, Autumn hosts The Autumn Miles Show podcast and reaches millions annually through speaking engagements, digital media, and online ministry.

She is the author of Appointed, I Am Rahab, Gangster Prayer, and Holy Ghosted--books known for addressing hard spiritual realities with biblical depth, honesty, and practical application.

As a survivor of domestic abuse, Autumn is a passionate advocate for women in crisis and has worked extensively to equip churches in responding to domestic violence. She partnered with Lifeway Research on a landmark study addressing domestic violence in the church and has become a trusted voice on suffering, healing, spiritual growth, and faith through adversity.

Her writing and insights have been featured in Fox News, The Washington Post, Christianity Today, The New Yorker, Religion News Service, and other major media outlets.

Autumn is currently pursuing her Master of Divinity, serves in prison ministry leadership, and continues to equip believers worldwide to trust God deeply - even in suffering, silence, and seasons of spiritual warfare.

She lives in the Dallas area with her husband, Eddie, and their four children.

Sommaire:

Nothing will test your faith faster than a silent God in the middle of unbearable pain.

Not betrayal.
Not grief.
Not spiritual warfare.

Silence.

Because suffering hurts - but suffering while heaven says nothing can shake everything you thought you believed about God.

If you have ever wondered:

Why is God silent?
Why did God allow this?
Where is God when it hurts?

This book was written for you.

In Holy Ghosted, Autumn Miles confronts one of the most devastating and least talked-about realities of the Christian life:

God sometimes stays silent while righteous people suffer.

Through the story of Job, she dismantles shallow Christian clich?s and exposes the dangerous lie that pain means God has abandoned you, ignored you, or stopped caring.

Instead, she offers biblical truth for believers walking through the dark night of the soul - those wrestling with grief, disappointment with God, unanswered prayer, spiritual silence, and seasons of suffering that refuse to make sense.

Inside, you'll learn how to:

- Understand what it truly means when God is silent
- Keep trusting God when your circumstances preach the opposite
- Process disappointment with God without losing your faith
- Recognize how suffering and spiritual warfare intersect
- Hold onto hope in the dark when prayers go unanswered
- Develop resilient faith in suffering that survives silence

Because sometimes the greatest threat to your faith is not pain - it is the belief that God's silence means God's absence.