Synopsis "Hindsight: Looking Back with Godly Perspective"
"These short stories sparkle like brightly-colored splashes of oil paint on natural canvas. Overcoming "a long list of storms," Kate Hart Nardone confronts the options and joys of difficulties; she discovers the light inside the darkest places. She shows you how to love, feel, embrace, and surrender to life and a "Tangible Jesus." Read "Hindsight" right now for a true and hopeful look at the dizzying present."-- Kevin R McGarvey, Emeritus Professor, Rowan College of South Jersey"You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of lives. (Genesis 50:20, NIV) This book and many of the stories in it are a living example of this Scripture. There will be a story in here that everyone can relate to. This book will save lives! Devotionals are meant to be read each day, but you won't want to put this down!"-- Rachel Moore, Youth Pastor, Teacher, Chaplain"Taking a moment to reflect on this powerful devotional...I'm mindful of the impact of Kate's life thus far. I have never witnessed such a caring individual. Many people have experienced her ability to truly speak truth smothered with love. This book is a wonderful example of God's ability to take everything in our lives and use it for His glory and purpose. This refreshing book is an open and real journal of the ups and downs of life's road. You will be encouraged and blessed to deepen your walk with a loving Lord and come away with a new perspective on your own journey with God."-- by Patti Felsberg, Family Life Pastor, Chestnut Assembly of God Kate is a happy wife and mother of four miraculous misfits. She is a member of Fairton Christian Center church, where she also attended private school growing up from K-12. Kate went on to major in Literature at Cumberland County College and later received her certification in The Mastery of the Works of Walt Whitman from Harvard University in 2014. Kate is a resident studio artist at the Riverview Renaissance Center for the Arts in her hometown of Millville, New Jersey. This is Kate's second publication.
