RHONDA SIGMON
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE JOURNEY
What if the storm you are facing is not the end of your story?
Life rarely unfolds exactly as we planned. Doors close. Dreams change. Seasons arise that we never would have chosen. But sometimes, right in the middle of what looks like an ending,
God is already writing something new.
Faith in the Storm is a hope-filled, Scripture-rooted journey through some of life’s most unexpected turns. Through personal stories, biblical truth, and practical encouragement, Rhonda Sigmon shares what she discovered along the way: God is faithful. He is present. And He is able to bring purpose, restoration, and even new beginnings from places we never imagined.
This is more than a book about surviving the storm. It is an invitation to discover the God who is already there—and to believe that with Him, your story is still being written.
Faith in the Storm
What Readers Will Discover
How God’s presence can bring peace even before circumstances change.
Biblical truth for trusting God when you cannot yet see what He is doing.
Hope rooted in Jesus that remains steady through changing seasons.
Real-life stories of God’s faithfulness, restoration, and unexpected new beginnings.
Tarshish: The Journey Back to God’s Best
What can happen when we put God first, trust His direction, and allow Him to lead us into the best He has for our lives?
Tarshish: The Journey Back to God’s Best is a hope-filled journey through Scripture, personal testimony, and a story still unfolding. It explores what can happen when surrender replaces striving and we begin trusting God with the direction of our lives.
Because surrender to God is not simply about giving something up. Sometimes it is about making room for something better—more of His presence, more peace, greater freedom, unexpected opportunities, and possibilities we could never have planned for ourselves.
Tarshish is an invitation to stop rowing toward destinations God never asked us to enter and follow the One who already knows the way.
God’s best begins with God Himself. And when He becomes first, we may be amazed by what He unfolds next.