You're sitting in your own version of the waiting room right now.
Maybe it's a bank account that keeps saying no. Maybe it's a prayer you've prayed so many times it's started to feel like static. Maybe it's the quiet exhaustion of holding everything together while everyone around you assumes you're fine, and the creeping fear that God has simply stopped listening.
You are not the first person to sit in that silence. And you won't be the last to find out it wasn't silence at all.
In Ways to His Heart, Stephanie Tews doesn't offer you a five-step formula or a tidy promise that your breakthrough is exactly one prayer away. Instead, she opens up two years of her own unanswered prayers, empty cupboards, and almost-abandoned faith — and shows you, chapter by chapter, what was actually happening in the silence the whole time.
You'll walk through the parking lot where trust stopped being a feeling and became a decision. The kitchen table where she almost stopped praying altogether. The empty cupboard that taught her the difference between performing okay and actually being provided for. And the day, months later, when every piece she'd once called a disappointment finally rearranged itself into something she could only see from the other side of the wait.
This isn't a book that tells you to "just trust God" from a safe distance. It's a book written by someone who has sat exactly where you're sitting — and who came out the other side with something real to say about what trust actually costs, and what it actually gives back.
If you're tired of waiting for a feeling of peace before you can move forward, if you're ready to stop pretending you're fine when you're not... if you want to know what God is really doing in the space between your prayer and your answer
This book was written for the night you're having right now.
Open it. Let someone finally sit with you in the waiting room instead of rushing you out of it.
Your breakthrough hasn't forgotten you. It's already on its way.