Blind Hope - REVIEW and GIVE AWAY!

“Funny how all the previous relationships in my life have not been able to teach me what real love is – until I met and really got to know this dog.” (p. 59)

Laurie Sacher became the owner of a mistreated, blind, malnourished dog by accident…or so she thought. However, it quickly became evident that Mia – the dog – was no accident, but a God-appointment in Laurie’s life to draw her into an intimate relationship with her Savior. Because of the spiritual insight and strong life-lessons Laurie learned when she rescued this dog, she became a mighty tool in God’s hand to minister to others, who like herself, needed to be rescued from themselves and delivered into an intimate and loving relationship with their Heavenly Father.

I particularly love what I call the “title passage”: “Mia taught me that blind hope doesn’t grope around in the darkness trying to find the way. Blind hope doesn’t depend on what it can feel. Blind hope depends on what it knows! Authentic hope depends on what is true. Hope that is real doesn’t come from what we can see – it comes from our heart, from the inside out. It comes from Christ alone.” (p. 170) You will experience the truth of these words for yourself as you read the story of Laurie and her dog, Mia. God is always busy, in the most unexpected ways, transforming our lives into the image of His Son! Throughout this story, you will experience many “a-ha!” moments right along with Laurie. Your heart and your life will be touched by their story, and you will be comforted by knowing that God never leaves you alone! Sometimes He shows up with a four-footed, furry friend!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Kim Meeder is the cofounder and director of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, an organization that rescues abused and dying horses and pairs them with children in need. Kim’s first book, Hope Rising, propelled the ranch to win the national Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award and launched her extensive public/motivational speaking schedule at schools, churches, and governmental conferences across the United States. She and her husband, Troy, have been married for twenty-five years and live in Central Oregon. The size of their family fluctuates each year with the number of horses and kids that they rescue.