“No life is too broken to be made whole again.”
Discover real stories of pain, healing, and redemption from pastor and storyteller Tom Berninger.
“A Message for the Hurting”
Stories of the Broken weaves together true stories of people navigating tragedy, pain, and supernatural grace. From whispered prayers to acts of quiet compassion, this book reminds us that healing is always within reach.
What readers will experience:
• Stories of people facing real pain.
• A reminder that grace meets us where we are.
• Hope for the hurting, encouragement for the weary.
Meet the Author
With over 30 years as a pastor, husband, and father, Tom Berninger brings a voice of compassion and clarity to those in need of healing. His heart beats for broken people – and this book is his invitation to join him in their restoration.
What Readers Are Saying
“This book met me exactly where I was. Every chapter felt like a gentle balm for my soul.” – Early Reader
“If you’ve ever felt unseen, this book will remind you that you’re not alone.” – Anonymous Reader
“So heart-breaking. So gut-wrenching. Too real. This book should be burned!” – Anonymous Reader
“I’ve never felt so much emotion while reading a book. As far down into the pit it takes you, there’s always a glimmer of hope before the story ends.” – Anonymous Reader
Searching For More?
Modern Parables is a book of short stories that highlights biblical parables and biblical life principles with a modern twist. For example, the parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the stories that has been rewritten from a modern perspective. Each story is followed by discussion questions and then notes from the author that highlight the spiritual themes that have been embedded in the story. (This book is great for small group studies, but can also serve for individual study or just for the joy of reading.)
“5 Reasons to Hope”
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Alway remember: You are not alone. You are not too far gone. And hope is still alive – even if it feels distant. Let these stories – and these words – remind you.
