A Story of How a Victim Became a Victor!
What if the story you’re most afraid to tell is the one someone else needs to hear?
“There’s no sin so sick He can’t forgive, no heart so twisted that it can’t be made right, no thought pattern or belief that’s unredeemable. If God can save me, then no one is beyond His ability to save… There really is Hope for the Hurting!”
If you’ve ever wondered whether your own story is too broken, too shameful, or too far gone to be redeemed, this book was written for you.
Helping Victims Become Victors
You don’t have to walk through your story alone — and now, neither does your group.
This book is the companion to the memoir Hope for the Hurting: Finding Beauty from Trauma. You’ll need to have a copy of the memoir to effectively use this study guide.
This book was designed to help relate David’s story with your own life. Many things he experienced are common to those who are challenged with the aftermath of abuse or trauma. Let this book touch your life and help you heal from your own pain.
The Second Half of the Journey
Hope for the Hurting told you that healing is possible, even after abuse, even after the darkest years of your life. Finding Beauty from Trauma is the book that shows you how to actually walk there.
This isn’t a retelling of David’s story. It’s the toolkit he built out of it — for anyone carrying trauma of any kind, not abuse alone. Whether your pain came from a person, a diagnosis, a disaster, or a loss with no one to blame, this book was written for you, and it never asks you to prove your wound is bad enough to belong in these pages.
Rewire Your Neurodivergent Brain
Rewire Your Focus is a simple, neuroscience-backed guide for anyone whose brain works differently. Drawing on the science of neuroplasticity, Gloria Cowdery lays out 41 practical strategies that help you build lasting focus, structure your days, and turn consistent action into automatic habit — without relying on willpower, and without the burnout that comes from fighting yourself every day.
